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Marguerite Duras: Critical Essay by Alan Riding

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SOURCE: "Duras and Her Thoughts of Love," in The New York Times, March 26, 1990, pp. C11, C16.

In the essay below, which is based on an interview with Duras, Riding discusses the autobiographical nature of her writing.

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