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'When Muriel Spark met Shirley Hazzard, in the early 1960s, both were rising stars at The New Yorker. Spark’s The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie was published almost in full just weeks after Hazzard’s first submission, a short story, had been plucked out of the slush pile in April of 1961.' (Introduction)
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The Tale Tellers : Why Muriel Spark Fell Out with Shirley Hazzard
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