| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - character whom she says is neither biographical nor autobiographical, but is, nonetheless, real.) And many have opined that an angry, unlikeable voice will never attract much of an audience, especially if that angry, unlikeable voice belongs to a female. (Women's anger, in particular, is unseemly to some people, Messud understates.) And yet, the books keep coming--and keep selling.
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