Kate Seredy
(1899(or 96)-1975) Writer, illustrator. Kate Seredy was born in Budapest, Hungary. She lived in Montgomery, New York, authored and illustrated twelve books of her own, and illustrated many books by other authors.
(1899(or 96)-1975) Writer, illustrator. Kate Seredy was born in Budapest, Hungary. She lived in Montgomery, New York, authored and illustrated twelve books of her own, and illustrated many books by other authors.
(1897-1989) Writer. Frances Clarke Sayers worked for many years at the New York Public Library.
(1926-2009) Publisher, translator. Richard Seaver died in Manhattan, New York.
(1926-2009) Poet. W. D. Snodgrass was born in Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania, and died in Erieville, New York.
(1924-2009) Columnist, writer. Daniel Seligman was born and died in Manhattan, New York. He wrote a column called “Keeping Up” in Fortune magazine for over twenty years. Mr Seligman also wrote for Forbes magazine, The American Mercury, Commonweal, and The New Leader.
Born in Rome, New York, Elisabeth Stevens is the author of six books of short fiction and four volumes of poetry. Her latest book is: Long Trail Winding: New & Collected Upstate Stories. A number of her books are now being distributed by Syracuse University Press and are featured in their current catalog. A graduate … Continued
(1913-2008) Author. Dorothy Sterling was born in Manhattan, New York. She attended school at Public School 46 in Washington Heights and later attended the Dalton School. She graduated from Barnard College in 1934.
(1923-2008) Editor. Carol Houck Smith was born in Buffalo, New York.
(1855-1935) Writer. Sheldon C. Stoddard was born in Gilbertsville, New York. He was educated in the common school and at the Gilbertsville Academy & Collegiate Institute. After completing his education he operated a farm while at the same time he taught school. In 1882 he married Miss Frances Polley who died in 1895. In 1897 … Continued
(1874-1955) Lyricist. Andrew B. Sterling was born in New York City in 1874, and died in Stamford, Connecticut, in 1955.