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John Beaufain Irving
John Beaufain Irving is a prolific American author known for his novel "The World According to Garp." His style blends dark humor with themes of family, sexuality, and loss. Irving's contributions to literature include exploring complex human relationships and societal norms with a unique and engaging storytelling approach.
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