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Anthony Burgess was a British writer and composer, best known for his dystopian novel "A Clockwork Orange," published in 1962. His works often explore themes of free will, language, and the nature of evil, reflecting his background in linguistics and music. In addition to his novels, Burgess wrote screenplays, plays, and essays, contributing significantly to 20th-century literature.

1917–1993·lived 76 years