A brookner
[broo k-ner] /ˈbrʊk nər/
noun
anita, born 1928, english novelist and art historian.
brookner
/ˈbrʊknə/
noun
anita. born 1928, british writer and art historian. her novels include hotel du lac (1984), which won the booker prize, brief lives (1990), and the next big thing (2002)
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