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Joanne Kaufman

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write about real estate for the NYT; book reviews and arts commentary for the WSJ; essays for WaPo; striving to mince words and have unexpressed thoughts.
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Shirley Lord, Beauty Editor, Novelist and Society Fixture, Dies at 93

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By Joanne Kaufman
| The New York Times Verified
Shirley Lord, Beauty Editor, Novelist and Society Fixture, Dies at 93 An early champion of the mind-body connection, she held influential positions at Vogue, wrote steamy novels and regularly appeared in the tabloids. Shirley Lord in 2016.
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Shirley Lord, Beauty Editor, Novelist and Society Fixture, Dies at 93

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By Joanne Kaufman
| Breaking One
NEW YORK -- Shirley Lord, an English-born journalist whose early success on Fleet Street in London led to prominent jobs at Harper's Bazaar, Vogue and Helena Rubinstein, along with a sideline as the bestselling author of steamy novels, and whose high-dose vivacity and 1987 marriage to A.M. Rosenthal, the former executive editor of The New York Times, made her a society fixture and tabloid target, died June 10 in Manhattan. She was 93.
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"Seven Sisters," a History of Habsburg Daughters and Their Marriages, Reviewed

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By Joanne Kaufman
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Seven Sisters: Captives and Rebels in Revolutionary Europe’s First Family by Veronica Buckley The ineffable Mrs. Bennet of Pride and Prejudice saw herself as grievously burdened, what with five daughters to marry off and one of those daughters ridiculously unwilling to consent to a union that would keep a critically important piece of property in the family.
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