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• Indeed on auspicious occasions literary executors have used their own good judgment.
• Among the appalled was Sonia Orwell, the author's widow and literary executor.
• But J閞鬽e Lindon, Beckett's French publisher and literary executor, was against publication.
• Grebing has worked as a biographer and as a literary executor.
• Ross was a close friend of Oscar Wilde, and was his literary executor.
• It was published posthumously by Fran鏾is Wahl, Roland Barthes's literary executor.
• Lindon is the literary executor for the Nobel laureate, who died in 1989.
• Edgar Snow as her literary executor had trouble getting it published.
• She was also close to Michael Oakeshott and later became his literary executor.
• His daughter and literary executor, Jane Wharton, works as a psychotherapist.
• Streatfeild also had literary interests, and was the literary executor of Samuel Butler.
• Ellison's literary executor, John F . Callahan, writes in the introduction.
• Benderson is the literary executor of the deceased novelist, Ursule Molinaro.
• Griswold also claimed that Poe had asked him to be his literary executor.
• He was a student of Karl Richard Lepsius and later his literary executor.
• He became Jean Rhys'literary executor after her death in 1979.
• On the death of her husband in May 1956 Jungmann became his literary executor.
• After Williams death in 2003 Moore was appointed as one of his literary executors.
• He was literary executor, with John Dod, to Thomas Cartwright, who died in 1603.
• Vazakas papers were organized by his literary executor, Professor Manfred Zitzman, of Albright College.