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Article: Publishing his third novel, at age 25; Portrait of the author as a talented, surprisingly likable young man ; Nick McDonell publishes his 3rd novel as the film of his first is being made
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- August 6, 2009
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CHARLES McGRATH
International Herald Tribune
08-06-2009
Publishing his third novel, at age 25; Portrait of the author as a talented, surprisingly likable young man ; Nick McDonell publishes his 3rd novel as the film of his first is being made
Byline: CHARLES McGRATH
Type: News
Nick McDonell is publishing his third novel while his first, "Twelve," is made into a movie.
Nick McDonell ought to be an easy person to dislike. He is young, smart, good-looking and ridiculously well connected. His father is Terry McDonell, the editor of Sports Illustrated, and he grew up in the kind of gilded New York household where Joan Didion, Jay McInerney and George Plimpton were drop-in guests. His godfather is ...
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