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The crime writer's first book as published 1928
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A Family of His Own David Edmonds The crime writer's first bookWhen The Last Hurrah was published in 1956, the obscure Edwin O'Connor (1918 1968) gained sudden wealth and fame with his elegiac novel about a veteran political campaigner. Six years later O'Connor's intimate portrait of a recovered alcoholic priest in The Edge of Sadness won a Pulitzer Prize. The different worlds of these two novels highlight a striking contrast in their author. O'Connor was a witty, affable man with many devoted friends, from a
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