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1955– · American novelist, essayist, poet
Also known as: Hustvedt, Сири Хюствет, سيري هوستفيدت, 시리 허스트베트, シリ・ハストヴェット, 西里·哈斯特维特
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- The shaking woman, or, a history of my nerves (2009)
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