Talk2002

Barbara Taylor Bradford

Library Of Congress

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About

Barbara Taylor Bradford. Recorded on 2002-10-12. Researchers. Teachers. Barbara Taylor Bradford began her writingcareer as a journalist, first as a cub reporter and later as a syndicated columnist. Children's books and eight books on decorating followed before her first novel, "A Women of Substance." She has written 17 novels including the latest "Three Weeks in Paris" and ten of her novels have been made into television movies. Bradford received the Matrix Award in Books from the New York Women in Communications and was inducted into the Matrix Hall of Fame. She lives in New York City.

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Language
English
Country
United States
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