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Cover of Bruce Chatwin, a biography by Nicholas Shakespeare (Anchor, 2001).

Bruce Chatwin (1940 - 1989)

Category: English Literature

Born: May 13, 1940
Sheffield, Yorkshire, England

Died: January 18, 1989
Nice, France

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5/13/1940		Chasing Bruce Chatwin On this day in 1940 Bruce Chatwin was born. With five genre-bending books in a dozen years, Chatwin is regarded by some as one of the most important writers in the last part of the twentieth century. Many who knew him describe a compelling but enigmatic personality, one easy to lose "in a din of bright lights and colours, incessant chatter and a crowded address book where Jackie Onassis is listed next to an Oryx herder."

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Anatomy of Restlessness: Selected Writings 1969-1989 by Bruce Chatwin, Jan Borm (Editor), Matthew Graves (Editor) anthology
In Patagonia travel
On the Black Hill fiction
The Songlines essays, travel
The Viceroy of Ouidah fiction
Utz fiction
What Am I Doing Here travel, essays
Winding Paths: Photographs By Bruce Chatwin photography, travel

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Bruce Chatwin (Twayne's English Authors Series, No 542) by Patrick Meanor biography, guide
Bruce Chatwin: A Biography by Nicholas Shakespeare biography

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