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in general, therefore giving him the idea for his next novel Miss Lonelyhearts. [DOC] [TLE] Encyclopedia Brunoniana | West, Nathanael - Brown University [PAR] Nathanael West (1902-1940) was born Nathan Weinstein in New York on 
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who immigrated from Russia. ... In 1926 he changed his name to Nathanael West
. ... open his residents' mail, providing him with plenty of material for Miss 
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Question: Nathan Weinstein wrote "Miss Lonelyhearts" using this name
Answer: Nathanael West