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Wikipedia. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This article presents lists of the literary events and publications in 1. January First book in Ed Mc. Bains long running 8. Precinctpolice procedural series, Cop Hater, is published in the United States under Evan Hunters new pseudonym. February 2 Eugene ONeills semi autobiographical drama Long Days Journey into Night completed 1. Royal Dramatic Theatre, Stockholm, in Swedish as Lng dags frd mot natt in a production directed by Bengt Ekerot and starring Lars Hanson. The plays Broadway debut takes place at the Helen Hayes Theatre on November 7, shortly after its American premiere at the Shubert Theatre New Haven. February 2. English poet Ted Hughes and American poet Sylvia Plath meet in Cambridge, England. March 1. U. S. release of Sir Laurence Oliviers film version of Shakespeares Richard III simultaneously on NBC network television and as afternoon matine screenings in movie theaters, giving it a television audience estimated at between 2. Shakespearean production. March 1. 9 Widowed English author Aldous Huxley marries Italian American film maker and author Laura Archera at a drive in wedding chapel in Yuma, Arizona. April 2. C. S. Lewis and Joy Gresham make a civil marriage at Oxford register office. May 8 First performance of John Osbornes play Look Back in Anger by the newly formed English Stage Company at the Royal Court Theatre in London. Alan Bates has his first major role as Cliff. The theatres press release describes the dramatist as among the angry young men of the time, a plural phrase which appears on July 2. Daily Express headline. June 1. 6 Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath marry at St George the Martyr, Holborn in the London Borough of Camden. June 2. 6 August 2. Books published by discredited psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich are burned in the United States under court injunction. June Nineteen year old Hunter S. Thompson is arrested as an accessory to robbery. June 2. 9 Arthur Miller marries Marilyn Monroe in White Plains, New York. July Following pleas by Israeli diplomats,8 the Romanian communist regime releases A. L. Zissu, formally sentenced to life imprisonment in 1. Zissu emigrates to Israel, where he dies on September 6. July 4 The National Library of Scotlands first purpose built premises are opened in Edinburgh. July 8 The drama series Armchair Theatre, produced by ABC Television for the ITV network in the United Kingdom, begins its run 1. August 1. 4 Iris Murdoch marries John Bayley at Oxford register office. September 1. 4 Harold Pinter marries Vivien Merchant in a civil ceremony at Bournemouth, having met while touring in repertory theatre. October The Ladder becomes the first nationally distributed lesbian magazine in the United States. Port Forward Serial Number here. November 1 Allen Ginsbergs Howl and Other Poems, a signal work of the Beat Generation, is published by City Lights Bookstore in San Francisco. December. December 3 Writing under the pseudonym of Emile Ajar, author Romain Gary becomes the only person ever to win the Prix Goncourt twice, this time for Les Racines du ciel. Finished in 1. 95. Egyptian author Naguib Mahfouzs Cairo Trilogy Palace Walk, Palace of Desire, Sugar Street, is first published. Sixteen year old Michael Moorcock becomes editor of Tarzan Adventures. Jorge Luis Borges becomes a professor of English and American literature at the University of Buenos Aires. New bookseditFictioneditChildren and young peopleeditNon fictioneditJanuary 2 Storm Constantine, British science fiction and fantasy author. Seize The Day By Saul Bellow Pdf Editor' title='Seize The Day By Saul Bellow Pdf Editor' />Events. January First book in Ed McBains longrunning 87th Precinct police procedural series, Cop Hater, is published in the United States under Evan Hunters. January 8 Jack Womack, American novelist. March 7 Andrea Levy, English novelist. March 1. 2 Ruth Ozeki, American novelist and filmmaker. March 2. 3 Steven Saylor, American historical novelist. May 4 David Guterson, American journalist and novelist. May 1. 8 John Godber, English dramatist. May 2. 0 Boris Akunin, Russian novelist and essayist. June 9 Patricia Cornwell, American crime novelist. July 4 ric Neuhoff, French novelist. July 1. 1 Amitav Ghosh, Bengali Indian novelist. October 9 Robert Reed, American science fiction author. October 1. 3 Chris Carter, American screenwriter. November 2. 6 John Mc. Carthy, English journalist and hostage. 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It features the eponymous Augie March who grows up during the. Seize The Day By Saul Bellow Pdf Editor' title='Seize The Day By Saul Bellow Pdf Editor' />June 2. Nicos Nicolaides, Greek writer born 1. July 8 Giovanni Papini, Italian essayist, poet and novelist born 1. August 1. 4 Bertolt Brecht, German dramatist born 1. September 6. October 3. Po Baroja, Spanish novelist born 1. December 6 Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar, the principal architect of the Constitution of India born 1. December 1. 3 Arthur Grimble, Hong Kong born English travel writer born 1. December 2. 5 Robert Walser, Swiss novelist and poet writing in German born 1. Carnegie Medal for childrens literature C. S. Lewis, The Last Battle. Deutscher Jugendbuchpreis first award Roger Duvoisin and Louise Fatio, Happy Lion Der glckliche Lwe Astrid Lindgren, Mio, My Son and Kurt Ltgen, Kein Winter fr Wlfe Two Against the Arctic Story of a Restless Life between Greenland and AlaskaDuff Cooper Prize Alan Moorehead, Gallipoli. James Tait Black Memorial Prize for fiction Rose Macaulay, The Towers of Trebizond. James Tait Black Memorial Prize for biography St John Greer Ervine, George Bernard Shaw. Newbery Medal for childrens literature Jean Lee Latham, Carry On, Mr. Bowditch. Nobel Prize for literature Juan Ramn Jimnez. Premio Nadal Jos Luis Martn Descalzo, La frontera de Dios. Prix Goncourt Romain Gary for The Roots of Heaven. Pulitzer Prize for Drama Albert Hackett, Frances Goodrich, Diary of Anne Frank. Pulitzer Prize for Fiction Mac. Kinlay Kantor Andersonville. Pulitzer Prize for Poetry Elizabeth Bishop Poems North South. Queens Gold Medal for Poetry Edmund Blunden. ReferenceseditShubert Theater. CAPA New Haven. 2. Retrieved 2. 00. 8 1. Jones, Neal T., ed. A Book of Days for the Literary Year. London New York Thames and Hudson. ISBN 0 5. 00 0. Richard III Review. Screenonline. British Film Institute. Retrieved 2. 00. 6 0. Huxley, Laura 1. This Timeless Moment. ISBN 0 8. 90. 87 9. St Giles. Hooper, Walter 1. C. S. Lewis A Complete Guide to His Life and Works. ISBN 9. 78. 00. 60. Retrieved 3 December 2. Penguin Pocket On This Day. Penguin Reference Library. ISBN 0 1. 4 1. 02. The Hutchinson Factfinder. Helicon. 1. 99. 9. ISBN 1 8. 59. 86 0. Nastas, Lucian 2. Studiu introductiv. In Andreescu, Andreea Nastas, Lucian Varga, Andrea. Minoriti etnoculturale. Mrturii documentare. Evreii din Romnia 1. Cluj Napoca Ethnocultural Diversity Resource Center. Glass, Hildrun 2. Cteva note despre activitatea lui Avram L. Zissu. In Rotman, Liviu Crciun, Camelia Vasiliu, Ana Gabriela. Noi perspective n istoriografia evreilor din Romnia. Bucharest Federation of Jewish Communities of Romania Editura Hasefer. The Adventures of Augie March. The Adventures of Augie March is a picaresque novel by Saul Bellow, published in 1. Viking Press. It features the eponymous Augie March who grows up during the Great Depression and it is an example of bildungsroman, tracing the development of an individual through a series of encounters, occupations and relationships from boyhood to manhood. The Adventures won the 1. U. S. National Book Award for Fiction. Both Time magazine and the Modern Library Board named it one of the hundred best novels in the English language. The noveleditWhen the Swedish Academy awarded Bellow the 1. Nobel Prize in literature, their press release noted that his novels, including Augie March, use a picaresque style that dates back to the earliest origins of the European novel. However, according to the Academy, Bellow uses this episodic traditional form to investigate modern concerns the outer and inner complications that drive us to act, or prevent us from acting, and that can be called the dilemma of our age. With an intricate plot and allusive style, he explores contrasting themes of alienation and belonging, poverty and wealth, love and loss, with often comic undertones. Its protagonist may be said to represent the modern Everymanan individual struggling to make sense of, and succeed in, an alienating world. The novel is also specific to the American literary canon in that it celebrates the capacity of the individual to progress in society by virtue of nothing more than his own luck and pluck. This idea is stated explicitly in the opening and most famous lines of the novel, in which the narrator defines himself as an American. This was an important act of self definition for the author and narrator, both immigrants to America. It also establishes the dual meaning of America in the novel that is, the physical and political America, as well as the more figurative American as a state of mind I am an American, Chicago bornChicago, that somber cityand go at things as I have taught myself, free style, and will make the record in my own way first to knock, first admitted sometimes an innocent knock, sometimes a not so innocent. But a mans character is his fate, says Heraclitus, and in the end there isnt any way to disguise the nature of the knocks by acoustical work on the door or gloving the knuckles. This celebration of the individual determines Bellows presentation of fate in the novel. Unlike other picaresque novels, such as Henry Fieldings Tom Jones, the plot of Augie March is never pre determined. Things simply happen to Augie, one after another, with no evident story arc or hint as to where his adventures are leading. This contributes to the sense that Augie, as the Everyman, is lost in a chaotic world, but it also enhances the sense that the Everyman, as an autonomous creation, is in control of his own fate. By turns, Bellow exposes the alienating forces of the American city, while revealing the great opportunities that it offers. Plot summaryeditThe story describes Augie Marchs growth from childhood to a fairly stable maturity. Augie, with his brother Simon and the mentally abnormal George have no father and are brought up by their mother who is losing her eyesight, and a tyrannical grandmother like boarder in very humble circumstances in the rough parts of Chicago. Augie drifts from one situation to another in a free wheeling mannerjobs, women, homes, education and lifestyle. Augie Marchs path seems to be partly self made and partly comes around through chance. In lifestyle he ranges from near adoption by a wealthy couple who spoil him, to a struggle for existence stealing books and helping out friends in desperate straits. His most unusual adventure is his flight to Mexico with the wild and irrepressible Thea who tries to catch lizards with an eagle. Thea attempts to convince Augie to join her in this seemingly impossible task. His jobs include general assistance to the slightly corrupt Einhorn, helping in a dog training parlour, working for his brother at a coal tip, and working for the Congress of Industrial Organizations until finally he joins the merchant navy in the war. Augie attracts and gets involved with a string of different women. Firstly a casual acquaintance as a youth, he gets engaged to a wealthy cousin of his brothers wife. However, through a scandal not of his fault, he is discarded. After a casual affair with Sophie, a Greek hotel maid, he is swept off by Thea, whom he had met when living with the rich Renlings and who forecast their relationship even though he loved her sister. After the fiasco in Mexico, where he suffered a terrible accident on a horse, he and Thea began drifting apart he spending his time playing cards and she hunting for snakes and lizards in the mountains. Their inevitable split came the night he agreed to drive another woman, Stella, to another town to escape her troubled boyfriend. After the break up, Augie returned to Chicago and picked back up with Sophie until joining the merchant navy and heading to New York. There he met up with Stella again and married her. All through the book, Augie is encouraged into education, but never quite seems to make it he reads a great deal for himself and develops a philosophy of life. Something or somebody always tends to crop up, turning his path before Augie seriously considers returning to education. During the war, his ship is sunk and he suffers a difficult episode in a lifeboat with a man who turns out to be a lunatic. After rescue, he returns to Stella and the book ends with them living a slightly dubious existence in France, he involved in some fairly shady business deals and she attempting to pursue a career in acting. Literary significance and criticismeditIn some ways, The Adventures of Augie March is seen as a dispelling of the traditional idea of an American hero. He is the American chasing after self exploration. He is given a background common of protagonists in inspirational American stories he comes from a poor family he does not know the identity of his father he refuses to be trapped by fine clothing, social position, or wealth,7 and he has plenty of heroic qualities such as his intelligence, compassion, and clear observation. However, despite these advantages, Augie does not truly live out the life of a hero. He has no commitments of his own, and merely goes along with plans and schemes developed by others. He never truly decides what he wants to do with himself, and manages a deep enthusiasm just twice in the novel he falls in love twice. The first experience fails completely and the second, as the novels ends, is failing. Everyone around Augie finds a greater measure of success than he because they commit themselves to some pursuit or goal, even if it is not the most noble. Ultimately, though Augie has every chance to succeed in the world, he never does so because he refuses to engage in that world, and instead keeps chasing the vague better fate he has convinced himself he deserves. Through this Bellow makes his case that a sharp mind and pure ideals are of no value if they are not coupled with active pursuit and a clear understanding of ones relationship with others. Widely heralded as a classic of American literature, the novel was named one of the 1. English language by TIME magazine best in the history of TIME, 1. Modern Library number 8.