The adventures of Rose Styron
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"I had a very lucky life, all the way along," said Rose Styron. "And I think it was because I lived in the present or looked forward."
At 95, Styron has finally decided to look back, at her life as a poet; a founding member of Amnesty International; a mother of four; and the wife of the late writer William Styron, author of "The Confessions of Nat Turner" and "Sophie's Choice."
Now it's Rose's turn in the spotlight.
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