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Jean Seberg: Breathless by Garry McGee
Well written, highly praised account of Jean's rise from smalltown Iowa girl to Paris "it" girl. Also documents the FBI's campaign against her and her mysterious death. Definitive and entertaining.
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Neutralized: the FBI vs Jean Seberg by Jean-Russell Larson & Garry McGee
A detailed account of Seberg's civil rights activities, the FBI's vigorous campaign against her, their attempt to defame her, and her mysterious death.
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Played Out: the Jean Seberg Story by David Richards
Older biography with loads of photographs. We haven't read it, but Vincent Price says it's "superbly written" and at $2.25 on US Amazon, you really can't go wrong. If you read it and like it, let us know and we'll put your review here!
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Diana: The Goddess Who Hunts Alone by Carlos Fuentes
There is a reason why the French cover of this fictional novel, by acclaimed Mexican author Carlos Fuentes, bears the image of Jean Seberg. Although it is a work of fiction, the main character, and many of the things that happen in the book, are closely modelled after Jean's own life -- and, most centrally, her alleged affair with Fuentes himself. The novel takes place in the 60s and is graced by appearanced by William Styron and Luis Bunuel,among others. Highly praised by critics - it is an intriguing work of serious fiction about actress whose life was more mysterious than the plot of any bestseller.
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