John Alec Baker was an English author who lived and wrote during the twentieth century. Born on August 6, 1926, he is remembered for his distinct contribution to English literature. His writing career, though not widely documented in extensive detail, is defined by the profound impact of his primary published work.
Baker is best known as the author of The Peregrine. This highly acclaimed book achieved significant critical success and earned him the prestigious Duff Cooper Prize in 1967. Baker's literary legacy remains firmly established by this singular masterpiece. He passed away on December 26, 1987.
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