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The English novelist Daphne du Maurier and about her best seller Rebecca | EP 23
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In this episode of Book Stop, Suneetha Balakrishnan introduces you to the very famous writer of the twentieth century, Daphne du Maurier, and her most successful work, Rebecca. Interestingly, Rebbeca, which was published in 1938, was not at first taken seriously by critics. Most people wrote about it as an average romance novel. but later Rebecca ended up being the best-selling novel of the past 85 years. A classic novel that has never gone out of print. How did Rebecca, at first known as a romance novel, become a notable psychological thriller?
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