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Patricia Highsmith on her Thrilling Fiction.

Crime writer Patricia Highsmith. Her first novel, Strangers on a Train, was later made into a movie by Alfred Hitchcock. Her new novel, her 19th, is titled Found in the Street.

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Other segments from the episode on October 27, 1987

Fresh Air with Terry Gross, October 27, 1987: Interview with Randy Shilts; Commentary on Lennon and McCartney compositions for other artists; Interview with Patricia Highsmith; Review of Michael…

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