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Richard Mason, English writer, in Rome

Jan. 01, 1964 - Richard Mason the English writer whose novels the Susie Wong world and The wind cannot read were the best sellers most sold in the world, can be considered a Roman citizen. He has lived in Rome for many years, in a flat from whose balcony he says - I can embrace all the world unluckily I have to leave all this Mr Mason has in fact decided to go back to England where he bought a few months ago a farm in the country, not far from London. I will never forget your town - he affirms - her friendly atmosphere, her sky, her roofs

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