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Meaning of "fadiman"
fadiman (noun): In some contexts, it may refer to Anne Fadiman, an American essayist and writer known for her works on culture and literature
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Fadiman tells a charming story about her daughter.
Most people follow the schedule proposed by James Fadiman.
I wonder what Anne Fadiman would do.
If that is your thing then read Ex Libris by Anne Fadiman.
Fadiman believes in God.
As a widow, she later used the name Annalee Jacoby Fadiman.
Ms. Fadiman strongly rejects trespassing in private spaces.
It is designed to make its own people comfortable . ― Clifton Fadiman.
Clifton Fadiman called cheese milk 's leap toward immortality.
Previous postEx Libris, Confessions of a common reader - Anne Fadiman.
So far, Fadiman has collected around a hundred reports, and the results are coming in daily.
Clifton and Annalee had a son, Kim Fadiman, and a daughter, writer Anne Fadiman.
Fadiman was a well-known literary personality, a New Yorker book critic and a Book-of-the-Month Club judge.
New York intellectuals Lewis Mumford and Clifton Fadiman also contributed inspirations for the character. [42].
Host Clifton Fadiman edited and helped publish the first edition in 1947.
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The essayist Clifton Fadiman has argued that " Bierce was never a great writer.
Essayist Clifton Fadiman wrote, " Bierce was never a great writer.
