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For the fictional character in the Doctor Who TV series, please see Barbara Wright (Doctor Who)

Barbara Wright was a prolific translator of recent French literature. Authors she translated included Raymond Queneau, Alfred Jarry, Tristan Tzara, Nathalie Sarraute, and Robert Pinget.

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