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Nora Ephron, who
died of acute myeloid leukemia last night at age 71, was perhaps best known for her films
When Harry Met Sally,
Sleepless in Seattle, and
Julie & Julia — but she began her career in words as an essayist, and remained one throughout her life. Her essay collections — and for that matter, her 1983 novel
Heartburn about her messy divorce from journalist Carl Bernstein — were funny, sharp, relatable, and highly personal, and they became even more so in her later years.
Click through for some of the most memorable zingers, observations, and bon mots from her ever-quotable books.
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