[Philip L. Fradkin] devotes 50 pages to exploring the accusations of "plagiarism" that still cast a shadow over [Wallace Stegner]'s novel Angle of Repose. He finds its roots in Stegner's "search for a usable past." As Fradkin explains, "Stegner took the basic outline of the lives of Arthur and Mary Hallock Foote and bent it to fit his fictional needs." He obtained "blanket approval" to use Foote's letters and claimed that it would involve "no recognizable characterizations and no quotations direct from the letters." However, Angle of Repose, which earned the Pulitzer Prize in 1971, featured Foote family names, suggested adultery, and directly cited some of Foote's letters. The Foote family and literary critics claimed that Stegner had warped the facts and tarnished Mary Hallock Foote's ...
Title: "Wallace Stegner and the American West Author: by Philip L. Fradkin
...ENVTL. L.J. 121, 139, 151 (2000). . (10.) PHILIP L. FRADKIN, A RIVER NO MORE: THE COLORADO RIVER AN...
Wallace Stegner (1909-93) liked to refer to the hub of American publishing in the East as "headquarters." He said it deadpan, as a Westerner might, but his stature as his era's great literary "authority on the American West" conveyed the sardonic edge. Stegner had good cause to be snippy. The industry's ever- changing enthusiasms - from Jewish-American fiction to Indian- American fiction to graphic novels - have never included fiction about Stegner's core territory of the "interior West.
...If, as Philip L. Fradkin states in his ambitious exploration of ...
Philip H. Lynch, Assistant United States Attorney, Tacoma... Wash.2d 761, 733 P.2d 530, 535-36 (1987); Fradkin v. Northshore Util. Dist., 96 Wash.App. 118, 977 P...
Wallace Stegner (1909-93) liked to refer to the hub of American publishing in the east as "headquarters." He said it deadpan, as a Westerner might, but his stature as his era's great literary "authority on the American West" conveyed the sardonic edge. Stegner had good cause to be snippy. The industry's ever- changing enthusiasms -- from Jewish-American fiction to Indian- American fiction to graphic novels -- have never included fiction about Stegner's core territory of the "interior West.
...If, as Philip L. Fradkin states in his ambitious exploration of ...
SAN FRANCISCO - Most of the city's residents were still in bed when disaster struck 100 years ago - a magnitude-7.8 earthquake that leveled buildings and sparked fires. A century later, tens of thousands of spectators were expected to join a handful of centenarians who survived the quake at a solemn wreath-laying ceremony today to mark the exact moment when the temblor struck.
...Philip L. Fradkin, author of "The Great Earthquake And Fi...
...WALLACE STEGNER AND THE AMERICAN WEST | PHILIP L. FRADKIN .. DAKOTA | MARTHA GRIMES .. SONG YET S...
Just before dawn on April 18, 1906, a 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck San Francisco. It lasted "only" 40 seconds, but was followed by three days of widespread fires. Together, the trembling and the burning destroyed three-quarters of what was then the largest city in the American West.
... includes the essay Hell on Earth, in which Philip L. Fradkin describes the disaster and its aftermat...
...See id. . (177.) PHILIP L. FRADKIN, THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE AND FIRESTORMS OF...
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