William McCleery, a playwright and editor, died on Jan . 16at a hospital in Princeton, N.J.
In 1727 Lewis Theobald, a minor playwright and editor, announced that he possessed three manuscript copies of "Cardenio," which he planned to adapt as "Double Falsehood; or, the Distrest Lovers".
December 15 , 1931Copenhagen, Denmark April 4, 2014 Copenhagen, Denmark Klaus Rifbjerg, in full Klaus Thorvald Rifbjerg (born December 15 , 1931 Copenhagen, Denmark died April 4, 2015, Copenhagen), Danish poet, novelist, playwright, and editor.
William DuBois, a playwright, novelist and editor who died in 1997, worked with Dr. Slaughter on 27 of his books.
George Woodcock, (born May 8 , 1912 Winnipeg, Man., Can. died Jan . 28 , 1995Vancouver, B.C.) Canadian poet, critic, historian, travel writer, playwright, scriptwriter, and editor, whose work, particularly his poetry, reflects his belief that revolutionary changes would take place in society.
April 5, 1872 Mahilyow, Russia August 11 , 1959Haifa, Israel David Pinski, Yiddish Dovid Pinski, Pinski also spelled Pinsky (born April 5, 1872, Mogilyov, Russia [now Mahilyow, Bela.] died Aug. 11, 1959, Haifa, Israel), Russian-born playwright, novelist, and editor, one of the most noteworthy Yiddish-language dramatists.
May 8, 1912 Winnipeg, Canada January 28 , 1995Vancouver, Canada George Woodcock, (born May 8 , 1912 Winnipeg, Man., Can. died Jan . 28 , 1995Vancouver, B.C.) Canadian poet, critic, historian, travel writer, playwright, scriptwriter, and editor, whose work, particularly his poetry, reflects his belief that revolutionary changes would take place in society.
As a former anti-apartheid campaigner, playwright, actor and editor of Europe's first, sadly shortly lived, Cannabis magazine Home Grown, Harris sounds like the candidate that has the best grip on what a life affirming night out actually means.
Theobald, himself a playwright and Shakespeare editor, claimed to have owned three original texts of Cardenio.
The original libretto and lyrics are by Leonard Liebling, a playwright and the editor of The Musical Courier.
TALBOT--William F., playwright and former Editor-inChief for 52 years, of Samuel French, Inc. died May 22.
