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By Parul Sehgal, The New York Times April 17, 2013 These three delightfully deranging books offer alternatives to your staid biographies. They’re a bit dangerous, a bit rude — free from the tyranny of good taste. The authors, first-rate obsessives, riff on the women who’ve consumed them — bearing out Frank Bidart’s line, “What youContinue reading “Writers and the Women They Worship”