Talk:Lucia Graves
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I'd argue that she's certainly notable. Besides being the daughter of Robert Graves she's well known in her own right. She's a well-known translator, has written her own work (a novel and a memoir), and is possibly most noted for translating The Shadow of the Wind, a prizewinning novel which sold in the millions worldwide. Barbara Osgood 19:37, 24 January 2006 (UTC)
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