[1] James Lord, Six Exceptional Women: Further Memoirs, page 270, a discussion with his father in 1942: "My father asked what was troubling me. I replied that my problem was more or less the sort commonplace among boys of my age. So it must have to do with girls, said my father. Well, no it didn't, I told him with great difficulty, my trouble was that what most boys felt towards girls I felt towards other boys. My father made no more comment than to say, I see."
Father: (stockbroker)
Brother: Peter
High School: Williston Academy
University: Wesleyan University (dropped out)
Author of books:
No Traveler Returns (1956, novel)
The Joys of Success (1958, novel)
A Giacometti Portrait (1965, biography)
Giacometti: A Biography (1985, biography)
Picasso and Dora: A Personal Memoir (1993, biography)
Six Exceptional Women (1994)
Some Remarkable Men (1996)
A Gift for Admiration (1998)
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