Definition of biographer
: a writer of a biography
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The authorized biographer of the literary legend traveled and worked closely with Bradbury for more than a decade.
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But in the film, set in Paris in 1964, Giacometti has invited friend and biographer James Lord (Hammer) to sit for a portrait.
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Ben Orr author says late Cars bassist 'never forgot' NE Ohio roots A New England biographer has spent years and conducted 100 interviews for his biography of Ben Orr.
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Thanks to Princess Diana's biographer, Andrew Morton, a new book all about Meghan Markle, called Meghan: A Hollywood Princess, is due to be released on April 17.
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Tim O'Brien, a Trump biographer and executive editor of Bloomberg View, wrote a column in the wake of Trump's taping claim saying that Comey likely had little reason to worry.
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D'Antonio, the other biographer the Times quoted and a CNN contributor, did not return CNN's request for comment.
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Michael D'Antonio, another Trump biographer, recalled Cohen calling him soon before the book was published.
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Saint-Exupéry biographer Stacy Schiff wrote of the emotional connection between the expatriate author and his itinerant prince.
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First Known Use of biographer
1702
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Definition of biographer for Students
: someone who tells the account of a real person's life
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