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Sturrock's "Storyteller" is so packed with intimate details, sharply intelligent commentary and surprising revelations -- in an early draft of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" the boy hero was black -- that it should be read immediately by anyone interested in Dahl, the ins and outs of modern publishing or the art of biography.
'Storyteller,' Donald Sturrock's Authorized Biography Of Roald Dahl The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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The Storyteller is in it for the plot: the sense of mystery and the fun of participating in a narrative that has the satisfying arc of a good book or movie.
November 24th, 2006 dame_habonde 2006
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Hall earned the nickname The Storyteller for his mature, literary approach to country songwriting in the 1960s and '70s.
NPR Topics: News 2011
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Sturrock's "Storyteller" is so packed with intimate details, sharply intelligent commentary and surprising revelations -- in an early draft of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" the boy hero was black -- that it should be read immediately by anyone interested in Dahl, the ins and outs of modern publishing or the art of biography.
'Storyteller,' Donald Sturrock's Authorized Biography Of Roald Dahl 2010
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Mr. DONALD STURROCK (Author, "Storyteller"): A marriage, I think, that had its years of very great strength, if not happiness, probably because Pat and Roald were bound together by these two tragedies that happened quite early on with their children, one when their son Theo was knocked over and crushed against the side of a bus by a cab in New York.
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Mr. DONALD STURROCK (Author, "Storyteller"): A marriage, I think, that had its years of very great strength, if not happiness, probably because Pat and Roald were bound together by these two tragedies that happened quite early on with their children, one when their son Theo was knocked over and crushed against the side of a bus by a cab in New York.
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Mr. DONALD STURROCK (Author, "Storyteller"): A marriage, I think, that had its years of very great strength, if not happiness, probably because Pat and Roald were bound together by these two tragedies that happened quite early on with their children, one when their son Theo was knocked over and crushed against the side of a bus by a cab in New York.
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Sturrock's "Storyteller" is so packed with intimate details, sharply intelligent commentary and surprising revelations -- in an early draft of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" ...
'Storyteller,' Donald Sturrock's Authorized Biography Of Roald Dahl 2010
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Mr. DONALD STURROCK (Author, "Storyteller"): A marriage, I think, that had its years of very great strength, if not happiness, probably because Pat and Roald were bound together by these two tragedies that happened quite early on with their children, one when their son Theo was knocked over and crushed against the side of a bus by a cab in New York.
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Mr. DONALD STURROCK (Author, "Storyteller"): A marriage, I think, that had its years of very great strength, if not happiness, probably because Pat and Roald were bound together by these two tragedies that happened quite early on with their children, one when their son Theo was knocked over and crushed against the side of a bus by a cab in New York.
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