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He cannot begin to see himself as his biographer or reader sees him, for the pain of others always reverts back to his own.

If I'm not a conventional biographer, I have to be true to what I can do. The journalistic nose in me instantly said, "Holy shit. "

The book's author, the French biographer, historian Jean - Luc Barre interview with Southern Weekend in Beijing to prove this point.

Toward the end of his life, Dickens burned all his correspondence. "His art, not his life, was public property, " says a biographer.

As something of dilettante Che biographer, I have my own theory.

Washington's first biographer invented the tale of little George saying to his father, "I cannot tell a lie. "

Three years until his centenary is time enough for a fresh biographer to put the record straight.

Murdoch's biographer Michael Wolff commented that: "This is our Wendy, her great, full of energy, extraordinarily high IQ. "

The Panaceas have been extraordinarily fortunate in their biographer. Jane Shaw is an insightful, shrewd and humorous writer.

Greek biographer and philosopher. He wrote Parallel Lives, a collection of biographies that Shakespeare used in his Roman plays.

Years later, he told the biographer Kenneth Rose: 'Twenty years I worked for my country and they kicked me out on my ass. '

A new study of Joyce by Gordon Bowker, a biographer, claims that Ireland's greatest novelist preferred to travel on a British passport.

The enthusiasm of a woman's love is even beyond the biographer's.

His biographer John Richardson says for Picasso, born in Malaga, Spain, the Mediterranean had always been vital to creativity.

"If I was arguing for peace, " Gaye told biographer David Ritz, "I knew I'd have to find peace in my heart. "

A long-dead figure's sense of humor, and other such subtleties of character, are tremendously difficult for the biographer to capture.

But in a series of 40 interviews with biographer Walter Isaacson, he refused to let his faults be airbrushed from history.

Nevertheless, as any biographer knows, a person's early life and its conditions are often the greatest gift to an individual.

Much has been made by poet and Lincoln biographer Carl Sandburg and other historians over the notion that Lincoln was a serial pardoner.

Alexander Rahr of the German Council on Foreign Relations, a Putin biographer, says he is warm in private.

"I will spend every penny of Apple's $40 billion in the bank, to right this wrong, " he told biographer Walter Isaacson.

The great man once walked 15 miles to Dunfermline wrapped only in his thoughts and his dressing gown, according to an early biographer.

The real Saladin was, according to his biographer, filled with joy as he watched the decapitation of hundreds of Christians in 1187.

This Apollonius was a charismatic teacher who, according to his biographer, visited India in the first century CE.

The biographer has to work with the position he or she has in the world, adjusting that position as necessary to deal with the subject.

As a missionary in France, he won "no more than a handful" of converts, he told a biographer, Hugh Hewitt.

It is a rare thing for a literary biographer to take on a well-known poet and completely rewrite history.

The biographer of Thabo Mbeki revealed in November that the South African President remained unconvinced that HIV caused AIDS.

His biographer Burton Hersh suggested that Teddy had understood the possibilities of the Senate before Bobby died.

They did see him, though, as her official biographer put it, Queen Elizabeth was not enthusiastic.

Judge Illston also ruled that Mr. Ellison should have turned over recordings of interviews conducted during this time by a biographer.

CAROLYN WYMAN is a food biographer living in Philadelphia and seasoned food critic with extensive writing backgrounds.

People never credit the poor man's abilities. He's more than just my biographer.

No biographer has been able to explain these puzzling words.

Because Naipaul tells them to his authorized biographer.

The organisation, according to Richard Harris Smith, its biographer, had some "recurrent themes: democratic, social, progressive reform" .

Friedman's early life ought to offer rich material to a biographer.

His biographer, Maury Klein, notes that Harriman's risky strategy of shipping high volume at low rates scared other managers.

To put it mildly, Salinger is a biographer's nightmare.

His biographer, John Watson, notes the physical wound took seven years to heal, but the psychological damage lasted a lifetime.

Michael Holroyd, a biographer, fears that literature "has become the younger brother of the performing arts. "

Biographer Rebecca Fraser wrote that Anne Bronte "distrusted Emily's wild, willful pantheism. "

Robert Slater, Soros's biographer, told the Bloomberg news agency that he expected Soros to remain an active investor.

Burne-Jones was a selfish Victorian in need of constant reassurance, but his biographer forgives him.

I am not a conventional biographer. I am not a thoroughgoing, date-of-birth to last day of life kind of biographer.

Biographer's subjectivity is revealed firstly by the choice of biographee.

This is an irony that Keynes would have appreciated, according to his biographer, Robert Skidelsky.

In this plain but informative portrait, biographer Gerson notes that author Stowe never visited the deep South before the Civil War.

'He's is the lightning rod for all the ills of the press, ' said William Shawcross, a biographer of the tycoon.

Boswell was the biographer of Dr Johnson.

A biographer can seek corroboration elsewhere; a personal memoir does not have that advantage.

"He was very poor, and these canvases were expensive, " said John Richardson, the Picasso biographer.

French novelist, biographer, playwright, and musicologist Romain Rolland was born on January 29th.

Hence Lincoln's famous "team of rivals, " says biographer Doris Kearns Goodwin.

"I thought he was quite simply the most wonderfulperson I had ever met, " concedes the biographer.

You can be Salinger's friend, or you can be his biographer. You can't be both.

His biographer says Mailer died Saturday morning of kidney failure at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. He was 84.

"This is Laura Bush's defining moment, and she's meeting it head on in her own way, " says Bush family biographer Bill Minutaglio.

Frank Partnoy, as a fair-minded biographer, renders a mixed verdict on Ivar Kreuger.

One recent biographer accused the Victorian art critic of being a paedophile.

Commentary by Time Magazine Film Critic and Eastwood Biographer Richard Schickel .

"You can't really understand Barack until you understand Hawaii, " she told biographer David Mendell.

was the biographer of Bill.

"They can't possibly stick with it, " says Murdoch's biographer, Michael Wolff.

Before she died in 2005, Mrs. Parks told Douglas Brinkley, her biographer, that she posed for the picture.

He told his biographer, Randy Taraborrelli, that he had "deep, dark secrets" .

"His good side was every bit as good as his bad side was bad, " the Rockefeller biographer, Ron Chernow, has said.

He is a biographer and weekly columnist for the National Review.

"It is an awful feeling when you don't know what tomorrow is going to bring, " said Dr. Kikhia, the biographer.

Mr Lycett's book is a serious piece of work from an experienced professional biographer.

Yet the arch Mr Wolff, who enjoyed extensive access to Mr Murdoch, his family and executives, still seems an odd choice of biographer.

One biographer laments: "He hasn't said an interesting sentence in his life. "

The museum is also screening "Tarzan Retired, " a 35-minute film from 2004 by Mr. Tichy's longtime neighbor and biographer, Roman Buxbaum.

He is a biographer and has written biographies for many famous people.

Mark Garnett is a biographer of Keith Joseph.

The real competition for any biographer of Kemble is Kemble herself.

His latest biographer, Mr. More, has been more candid.

Read the Christmas story from an ancient biographer, Luke (Chapter 2).

Unauthorizedbiographies also have their appeal, however, since they can suggest an independence of mind in the biographer.

the Biographer attaches to the skin and extracts fluid electro- osmotically for 12 to 15 hours, taking recordings every 10 minutes.

Fatima Meer, a friend and biographer of Nelson Mandela has died. She was 81.

Linus and his students at Liege were among the more tenacious critics. Newton's biographer Westfall seems to feel he was overreacting

English Romantic novelist, biographer and editor, best known as the writer of Frankenstein, or, The Modern Prometheus

"He's someone who had amazing taste and could get great work out of other people" , said biographer Leander Kahney, who edits Cultofmac. com

All but four stories are narrated by Holmes's friend and biographer, Dr. John H. Watson;