Pulitzer Prize-winning celebrated author of the 1960 American classic To Kill A Mockingbird who had been confined to a nursing home for years in her hometown of Monroeville, Alabama, after her sight and hearing were deeply affected by a stroke in 2007, has died.
The reclusive novelist made only a handful of appearances and has rarely spoken publicly since 1964, when she retreated from the spotlight in the wake of Mockingbird's overwhelming success.
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