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Thurber's Dogs by James Thurber, 1984-10-01 Thurber and Company by James Thurber, 1966-01 The Great Quillow by james thurber, 1996 Worlds Without End: The Art and History of the Soap Opera by Ron Simon, Robert J. Thompson, et all 1997-09 Desert Island Decameron by Ben Hecht, Thorne Smith, et all 1961 With malice toward women: A handbook for women-haters drawn from the best minds of all time, with the " War between men and women " drawings by James Thurber by Justin Kaplan, 1953 Jabberwock: Improbabilities lived and imagined by James Thurber in the fictional city of Columbus, Ohio by Jerome Lawrence, 1974 The World of James Thurber: Unabridged by James Thurber, 1993-01-25 The Clocks of Columbus: The Literary Career of James Thurber by Charles S Holmes, 1978-10 James Thurber: a bibliography, by Edwin T Bowden, 1969 The 13 Clocks (A Play) Adapted for the stage from James Thurber's book by Frank Lowe, 1976-01-01 THE GENIUS OF JAMES THURBER Selection and introduction by Michael J Rosen by James Thurber, 2003-01-01 James Thurber. An annotated bibliography of criticism by Sarah Eleanor Toombs, 1987-03-01 The Male Animal: A Play by James and Elliott Nugent THURBER, 1950-01-01

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61. Thurber, James, House - Columbus, OHIO - Historic Point Of
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62. Thenewyorkerstore.com - Search Results
    “Perhaps this will refresh your memory.” by james thurber Now just what do you mean by that, Mrs. Sprague?” by james thurber  
    http://www.thenewyorkerstore.com/search_results.asp?sitetype=1&artist=James Thur

63. JAMES THURBER - TIME
    Aphorist for an Anxious AgeThe unicorn nibbled its last rose, and left the garden. But readers knew well enough what they had seen. james thurber, who died  
    http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,938279,00.html
    
    Extractions: var s_account="timecom"; Time.com CNN.com Search Archive Friday, Nov. 10, 1961 Article Tools Print Email Reprints Sphere addthis_url = location.href; addthis_title = document.title; addthis_pub = 'timecom'; RSS Sphere.Inline.search('sphereSideBar','http://time.com/') tiiQuigoWriteAd(755769, 1290761, 180, 200, -1); Aphorist for an Anxious Age The unicorn nibbled its last rose, and left the garden. But readers knew well enough what they had seen. James Thurber, who died at 66 last week, a month after an emergency operation to relieve a blood clot on the brain, was an aphorist of sad truths who mourned his times with laughter. "There is no safety in numbers, or in anything else," he said. And, "It is not so easy to fool little girls nowadays as it used to be." He was a dreamer who knew the longings of ordinary men—to stuff their wives and put them on the mantelpiece, to bet the old plantation on an uncaught ace, while the paddle wheel goes pocketa-pocketa. He was a bad artist who drew wonderful, lumpy dogs, and was often mistaken for one of them by strangers who had never seen him throw a highball glass. There are lips in pistol And mist in times, Cats in crystal, And mice in chimes.

64. James Thurber
    thurber goes on as he always has, walking now a little more slowly, answering fewer From the preface to The thurber Carnival, 1945, by james thurber  
    http://www.koikadit.net/JThurber/jthurber.html
    
    Extractions: James Thurber 1894-1961 / American T hurber's life baffles and irritates the biographer because of its lack of design. One has the disturbing feeling that the man contrived to be some place without actually having gone there. His drawings, for example, sometimes seem to have reached completion by some other route than the common one of intent. The writing, is, I think, different. In his prose pieces he appears always to have started from the beginning and to have reached the end by way of the middle. It is impossible to read any of the stories from the last line to the first without experiencing a definite sensation of going backward. This seems to me to prove that the stories were written and did not, like the drawings, just suddenly materialize. Thurber's very first bit of writing was a so-called poem entitled ' My Aunt Mrs John T. Savage's Garden at 185 South Fifth Street, Columbus, Ohio '. It is of no value or importance except insofar as it demonstrates the man's appalling memory for names and numbers. He can tell you to this day the names of all the children who were in the fourth grade when he was. He remembers the phone numbers of several of his high-school chums. He knows the birthdays of all his friends and can tell you the date on which any child of theirs was christened. He can rattle off the names of all the persons who attended the lawn fête of the First M.E. Church in Columbus in 1907. This ragbag of precise but worthless information may have helped him in his work, but I don't see how.

65. James Thurber On The Web
    james thurber on the Web. james thurber Pathfinder (at UNCChapel Hill); thurber s World (and Welcome to It!) A james thurber Web Page; Books and Writers  
    http://www.k-state.edu/english/nelp/links/james_thurber.html

66. Stories, Listed By Author
    TATE, james (chron.) * The Immortals, (pm) The Umbral Anthology of Science Fiction Poetry, ed. Steve Rasnic Tem 1982. TATE, PETER (Anthony Gale) (1940  
    http://contento.best.vwh.net/s242.htm
    
    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents SWANN, THOMAS BURNETT (chron.) (continued) Vashti, (na) Science-Fantasy Where Is the Bird of Fire? [ Mellonia ], (na) Science-Fantasy SWANSON, LOGAN ; pseudonym of Richard Matheson (chron.) SWANWICK, MICHAEL (chron.) Ginungagap, (nv) TriQuarterly The Man Who Met Picasso, (ss) Omni Sep 1982 Mummer Kiss, (nv) Universe 11 , ed. Terry Carr, Doubleday 1981 Proteus , ed. Richard S. McEnroe, Ace 1981 * Touring (with Jack M. Dann

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