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Each feels the other has no manners, is disloyal, corrupt, insensitive — and has never put in an honest day's work in its life.

— Elaine Dundy Elvis and Gladys (1985)

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And eventually we will make sense of it.

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I'd always prided myself on how unlike my books were from each other in settings and subject matter.

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I kept crying, knowing that I would never go back to seeing what I used to see.

Then after his death in London in taxis, on radio and TV I heard nothing but Elvis records and that grabbed my attention.

Being with Hemingway meant joining in his elaborate game playing as a necessary mark of respect. Tennessee asked only that you be colorful and that you be honest.

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