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Which authors knew each other?
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#24365. Asked by melon.
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ShadowKat
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Are you looking for a specific pair/group of authors that know/knew each other? Or authors from a specific time period? Because a hell of a lot of authors know/knew each other. For example, obviously the Bronte sisters all knew each other (past authors) and Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett know each other (present authors) as do Steven King and Dave Barry.
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Dunc
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Paul Bowles and Janes Bowles knew each other F. Scott Fitzgerald and Zelda Fitzgerald knew each other Michael Frayn and Claire Tomlin knew each other (sorry I'm being cheeky these are writers who have married) Joyce knew Italo Svevo Beckett knew Joyce Albert Camus knew Jean-Paul Sartre Sartre was married to Simone de Beavouir Simone de Beavouir had an affair with Nelson Algren Dostoyevsky knew Turgenev Gorky knew Chekhov Ernest Hemmingway knew Gertrude Stein Thomas Mann knew Heinrich Mann (they were brothers) I think we can assume the Bronte sisters knew each other Guy de Mauspassant knew Balzac, Balzac knew Victor Hugo and Eugene Sue Norman Mailer and Arthur Miller were roomates Jack Kerouac knew William Burroughs etc. Paul Bowles knew Truman Capote, Eugene O'Neill Gabriel Garcia Marquez knew Mario Vargas Llosa (apparently they had a punch-up though) And there is plenty more, you'd be surprised how well writers no each other.
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Beckster
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C.S. Lewis and J.R. Tolkien knew each other! :)
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