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Kenneth E M Shiflet

(1918-1978) Author. Kenneth E. M. Shiflet was born in Penn Yan, New York, and died at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, District of Columbia. He was the author of several novels and short stories.

Rev Dr Roger L Shinn

(1917-2013) Author. Rev. Dr. Roger L. Shinn was born in Germantown, Ohio, and died in Southbury, Connecticut. He graduated from Union Theological Seminary and later taught there and also at New York University, the Jewish Theological Seminary of America and the United States Military Academy at West Point.

Eulalie Spence

(1894-1981) Writer, playwright. Eulalie Spence was born in the British West Indies and died in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. She taught in the New York City public school system for about forty years.

Harold Marshall Schmeck Jr

(1923-2013) Writer. Harold M. Schmeck was born in Tonawanda, New York, and died in Hyannis, Massachusetts. He was a science writer for The New York Times for more than 30 years.

Josepha Sherman

(1946-2012) Writer. Josepha Sherman was born in New York, New York, and died in New Haven, Connecticut. She was a children’s sci-fi / fantasy writer.

Richard Gustave Stern

(1928-2013) Writer. Richard G. Stern was born in New York City and died on Tybee Island, Georgia. Mr. Stern was the author of novels, short stories and essays.

Michael Steffen

Michael Steffen is the author of three collections of poetry. His first, No Good at Sea, was published by Legible Press in 2002. His second, Heart Murmur, was released in 2009 by Bordighera Press. His third, Bad Behavior, was published by Brick Road Poetry Press in 2012. Michael was granted a 2002 Fellowship from the … Continued

John F Stacks

(1942-2012) Writer, editor. John F. Stacks was born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and died in Manhattan, New York. He was a former reporter and editor at Time magazine.

Dr Thomas Szasz

(1920-2012) Author. Dr. Thomas Szasz was born in Budapest and died in Manlius, New York. He was the author of “The Myth of Mental Illness.”