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Rivals for the bestseller superstardom this summer are Bryce Courtenay, of Australia, above, and Eileen Goudge, an American
Rivals for the bestseller superstardom this summer are Bryce Courtenay, of Australia, above, and Eileen Goudge, an American

Rivals for the bestseller superstardom this summer are Bryce Courtenay, of Australia, above, and Eileen Goudge, an American

Date6/30/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rivals for the bestseller superstardom this summer are Bryce Courtenay; of Australia; above; and Eileen Goudge; an American.
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