Gilbert Adair
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About Gilbert Adair
A Scottish author, poet, journalist, and film critic, he became famous for The Dreamers, Love and Death on Long Island, and other cinematic adaptations of his novels. His other works of fiction include The Holy Innocents and Alice through the Needle's Eye.
Before Fame
He moved from Scotland to France in 1968 and remained in Paris until 1980. His debut work, The Holy Innocents, won the 1988 Authors' Club First Novel Award.
Trivia
He translated George Perec's novel, A Void, into English.
Family Life
He was born in Kilmarnock, Scotland. A homosexual, he made a point of saying that he wanted to be thought of as simply a writer, rather than as a gay writer.
Associated With
His novel, The Holy Innocents, was made into the 2003 Bernardo Bertolucci film, The Dreamers.
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A. Zodiac Birth Chart, Sky Chart, Astrology Chart or Natal Chart of Gilbert Adair
You can think of the planets as symbolizing core parts of the human personality, and the signs as different colors of consciousness through which they filter.
| Planet | Zodiac Sign | House | Degree |
Each house is associated with a set of traits, beginning from the self, and expanding outward into society and beyond.
| House | Zodiac Sign | Degree |
The aspects describe the geometric angles between the planets. Each shape they produce has a different meaning.
| Planet 1 | Aspect | Planet 2 | Degree | Level |
Numerology chart of Gilbert Adair
Numerology Birth chart of Gilbert Adair
Birthday: 29 Month 12, 1944
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Gilbert Adair was born on 29 Month 12, 1944.