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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Gore Vidal is a novelist, essayist, and playwright whose career has spanned sixty years, beginning in the years immediately following World War II and continuing into the early phase of the new millennium. In the world of literature, he is best known for his breakthrough work The City and the Pillar, the first post-war novel to feature a Homosexual protagonist who isn't bumped off at the end of the story. A quarter-century later, Vidal began penning a series of historical novels based on the formulative years of the United States, including a third-person account of President Lincoln which met with high accolades. |
