Candace Bushnell

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Candace Bushnell is a writer best known for her first book 'Sex and the City', which was a collection of her columns on dating and sex in New York which originally ran in the New York Observer and then inspired a television series as well. She is criticized for focusing almost exclusively on a very small set of wealthy and glamorous New Yorkers, women willing to do anything for material success, but she argues that the characters in her book are based on real people she has known over the years.

Biography, Bushnell, Candace

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Danielle Crittenden, writer and commentator

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Danielle Crittenden, a writer and commentator was a vocal critic of many plans of the Clinton administration that was labeled 'pro-family'. She is of the opinion that feminist movement has done a disservice to women by creating unrealistic models.

Crittenden, Danielle

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Eugenia Zukerman, flutist writer, and television journalist

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Eugenia Zukerman is a renowned flutist and author of four books. She gives around 40 to 60 concerts a year and is the artistic director of the Vail Valley Music Festival in Colorado since 1998.

Zukerman, Eugenia

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