Panter-Downes, Mollie Patricia
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▪ 1998
British writer who, although virtually unknown in her homeland, was well respected in the United States for her longtime column in The New Yorker, "Letters from London" (1939-84), which earned immediate acclaim on its debut during World War II; her best-known novel was One Fine Day, 1947 (b. Aug. 25, 1906—d. Jan. 22, 1997).
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