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160 years anniversary the birth of O.Henry

September 11 marks the 160th After graduating from high anniversary of the writer O. Henry school, he moved to Austin, (1862-1910). During the first ten Texas. He worked in a years of the XX century (his entire pharmacy, received a diploma creative life), O. Henry wrote 287 of a pharmacist. He was also a

principle (about New York, about News Feedcashi_{er and accountant at the}  stories, which were included in cowboy on a ranch, a clerk, a collections grouped by thematic salesman. Then he served as a

Texas, etc.). O. Henry developed              First National Bank, at the

his own literary style, including taking into account the requests of magazine editors. A necessary condition was a successful ending, as well as a generally idealized attitude, a positive attitude to the realities of life. The power of O. Henry is that he sincerely believes that his heroes, ordinary people (clerks, salesmen, clerks, cowboys, farmers) can really find happiness. Oh. Henry (real name – William Sidney Porter) was born on September 11, 1862 in the American Greensboro, North

Carolina, in the family of a doctor. same time he took up journalism – he published a weekly humorous newspaper Rolling Stone for the residents of Austin. The company did not bring any income. In 1895, the publication was closed.

75    years anniversary the birth of Stephen King

Nicknamed the "King of Horrors",

Stephen King was born on September 21, 1947 in the

American city of Portland in the northeast of the country. But he did not have to live for a long time in this picturesque place on the ocean.

His father was a sailor and served as a merchant marine captain. For At school, he was passionate this reason, the family moved from about reading books and staying anywhere and not taking News Feed"Tales from the crypt" and  one port city to another, not comics. The favorites were: root. The consequence of this "Tomb of Horrors". In the

"nomadic" lifestyle were two things: little Steve was often ill and stayed in the first grade for the second year. But after sitting for a long time with his throat tied at the window with a view of the ocean, he began to write stories. He was seven years old when his first work "Mr. Sly Rabbit" came out from under his pen. Having won the stormy approval of the public in the person of his mother, Steve wrote four more stories from the life of rabbits.

movies, he also watched mostly horror movies. And as an adult and giving interviews, he explained his addiction to mysticism: "I liked the feeling of fear, I liked the feeling of complete loss of control over feelings."

When he turned 18, he received a letter from the Comics Review magazine. His story "I was a teenager robbing graves" was approved by the editors and published under the title "In the twilight of Horror". 

 "Rage", "Long Walk", "Road Works" and others were published. In 1982, The Shooter appeared – the first novel from the Dark Tower cycle, which he had been creating for twenty years. In the same year, the novel "The Running Man" was written in just 10 days. In the 90s, "The Green Mile", "A Bag of Bones" and a lot of other well-known and less well-known works appeared.

"The King of Horror", he works in various genres: in addition to horror, he writes fiction, detective stories, mysticism, drama, thrillers… And film adaptations of his works follow endlessly one after another, these are feature films and television productions, including the script of the famous series "The X-Files".

But King is not just the author of "horror stories", he is a really great writer. In his books, the sharpness of thought is combined with a vivid style, the denunciation of human stupidity with a protest against violence and cruelty. Horror for him is always a

competition between the normal 

and the abnormal, in which the normal becomes dominant in the final. King has many literary awards. The US

National Prize for the Arts was given to him with the wording "for combining fascinating stories with an analysis of human nature."

And on June 19, 1999, trouble happened. King gets into a car accident and gets numerous injuries. The writer, he will describe this event later in his memoirs. In 2002, King announced that due to health problems he was forced to break with literary work forever. Fortunately, he did not keep his promise.

Stephen King continues to create today. To date, more than 350 million copies of his books have been sold worldwide.

In 2022, Stephen King spoke out against Russia's aggression in Ukraine and refused to republish his books in Russia.

125th anniversary of the birth                                  of William Faulkner

The boy, whom Murray's parents Charles Faulkner and Maud Butler named William Cuthbert, was born on September 25, 1897 in the city of New Albany, which belonged to the American state of Mississippi. The child got acquainted with literature early and learned to read and write before entering school.

Fascinated by the history of Mississippi, he dropped out of school and began to dream of repeating the fate of the famous great-grandfather, a former writer, colonel and hero of the Civil War. These interests were shared by Faulkner's older friend Phil Stone, who received a bachelor's degree from Yale University and was several years older than the young man. Following the advice of a learned friend, William began taking courses at a higher education institution in the district and joined the Sigma Alpha

Epsilon fraternity.

The organization, imbued with an atmosphere of creativity, prompted the new member to show ingenuity, and in order not to get out of the team, the 17year-old young man began composing poetry. 

Stone, who was the first reader of the early works, highly appreciated the talent of his friend and turned to several publishers who did not consider the work suitable for printing.

This attitude prompted the young Faulkner to give up literature for a while and enlist in the reserve part of the Air Force in Canada in 1918. But by this time the First World War was over, and the young man was forced to return home. Under the patronage of his father, who was in charge of the administrative affairs of the University of Mississippi, the retired flight school was taken back to the courses and, despite mediocre academic performance, was invited to be published in the student newspaper.

In 1919, the American edition of

The     New     Republic     printed

Faulkner's early work, and 5 years later a collection of poems entitled "Marble Faun" was published. But by this time, the aspiring writer had already moved away from poems and, on the advice of the short story writer Sherwood Anderson, began work on the novels "Soldier's Reward" and "Mosquitoes".

In 1927, Faulkner conceived a series of novels set in the fictional Yoknapatoof County, and wrote the first work, Flags in the Dust. But, contrary to expectations, this story, imbued with the traditions and spirit of the American South, did not please the editors and only in 1929 was completely revised and published under the name

"Sartoris".

Devastated by this attitude to his own book, the author decided to start experimenting with style and created 3 stories about the younger generation of the Compson family. After some time, the described events formed into a single narrative and eventually became a full-fledged novel "Noise and Fury", which expressed an innovative approach to language and literature. 

But the first readers did not understand the author's idea, and a truly great novel was appreciated only in 1932.

On the wave of success, William published a collection of short stories "Thirteen", which included

"A    Rose    for    Emily",     "Red

Leaves", "Evening Sun" and "Dry September", which painted pictures of racial injustice and moral oppression common in some areas of his native country.

Contemporaries considered Faulkner's most famous work to be the novel "Light in August", written and published in 1932. Other equally famous works of Faulkner are the late novels "Absalom, Absalom!", "Defiler of Dust", "City" and "Mansion", which allowed the author to become a Nobel Prize winner in literature and became the best "southern" books of all time.

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