61. Tom Wolfe News - The New York Times News about tom wolfe. Commentary and archival information about tom wolfe from The New York Times. http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/w/tom_wolfe/index.htm

62. On The Block : Tom Wolfe On Art Author tom wolfe heads out in Miami Thursday night. Author tom wolfe was spotted outside the Standard hotel last night, waiting for his dinner date to pick http://blogs.wsj.com/ontheblock/2007/12/07/tom-wolfe-on-art/

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64. People: Sean Penn, Britney Spears, Tom Wolfe - International Herald Tribune tom wolfe is working on a novel, Back to Blood, and will release it through a new publisher, ending a 40year run with Farrar, Straus Giroux and signing http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/01/03/arts/peepfri.php

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65. Tom Wolfe's Washington Post At a Washington party, Thomas wolfe once observed, it is not enough that the guests feel drunk; they must feel drunk and important. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/06/30/AR2006063001308.

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66. Tom Wolfe :: Pixelfunhouse.com Drop me a line and tell me what you think. More News. twolfe@sympatico.ca. © tom wolfe (Canadian) 2002 - All rights reserved. Counter added March 06, 2002. http://www3.sympatico.ca/twolfe/

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67. American Journalism Review A few decades ago, feature Óriter tom wolfe was pilloried in print for having the social conscience of an ant and a remarkable unconcern for the facts. http://www.ajr.org/Article.asp?id=1372

68. Happy Blogiversary - WSJ.com Twelve commentators including tom wolfe, Newt Gingrich, the SEC s Christopher Cox and actressturned-blogger Mia Farrow on what blogs mean to them. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB118436667045766268.html

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69. Unofficial Guide To Tom Wolfe Some sketches by tom wolfe, too. On an interesting note, this book contains tom wolfe s first piece of published fiction before The Bonfire of the Vanities, http://members.tripod.com/oshelg/wolfe.html

A Guide To Tom Wolfe "Tom Wolfe is a groove and a gas. Everyone should send him money and other fine things." –Terry Southern Books A Man In Full through The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine Flake Streamline Baby Movies (based on the books) Links Biography Vote for your favorite Tom Wolfe book Books A Man In Full The Bonfire of the Vanities The Purple Decades In Our Time ... The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine Flake Streamline Baby Movies (from the books) The Bonfire of the Vanities The Right Stuff Links The Official Site Steve Hammer Interviews Tom Wolfe An essay on A Man In Full A short biography Web site by Greg Oshel A Man In Full (1998) Another big success, this novel is not as funny as Bonfire but still quite interesting, showing many sides of American life. This was hailed as one of the best books of 1998, if not the best (a National Book Award finalist). It was also Amazon.Com's best-selling book of 1998. And a really neat cover, too. Still, couldn't there be a better ending? New York Times Review TIME Article Buy It Now From Amazon.Com! The book everyone's been talking about The Bonfire of the Vanities (1987) This novel, Wolfe's first, was a mammoth success (and rightly so). Entertaining from the beginning to the end, fascinating and funny. One mistake can lead you down a wild road A #1

70. Tom Wolfe Seminar 2006 Last spring, the second annual tom wolfe Lecture/Seminar, sponsored by the W L Class of 1951, featured Michael Lewis, whom tom wolfe has described as http://alumnicollege.wlu.edu/campus_programs/2006_Tom_Wolfe/Tom_Wolfe.htm

From the Director Program Schedule Accommodations and Dining Registration Form tom wolfe lecture/seminar American Chica: Latino Influences on Contemporary Life March 24 - 25 Moneyball helped us investigate the complex financing of professional sports franchises, the prevalence of performance enhancement drugs, the impact of professional sports on college athletic programs, the relations between This year’s program features the award-winning print and broadcast journalist Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez and her delightful, best-selling first novel Dirty Girls Social Club . We’ll consider the increasing presence and manifold contributions of Latin-American populations and cultures within the United States. Our first step will be to understand the surprising diversity within this demographic: the Mexican, Caribbean, Indian, the various South American, and the Hispanic origins of this population. We’ll examine several social, economic, and political influences, as well as a new cultural dynamic that has woven strong new colors into the fabric of American life, including music, sports, literature and film, cuisine, and education. We can look forward to a lively, refreshing analysis of new flavors in the great American melting pot. Serving also in this seminar are Art Goldsmith from economics; Ellen Mayock, associate dean of the College; and Deborah Miranda from English. Tom Wolfe will introduce Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez and offer some concluding remarks.

71. The Thomas Wolfe Web Site The Thomas wolfe Web Site is devoted to the life and writing of the famous author, Thomas wolfe. It is filled with bibliographic and biographical materials. http://library.uncwil.edu/wolfe/wolfe.html

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72. Thomas Wolfe Memorial Home of 19th century author. Information on memorial, tours and author s life. http://www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/Sections/hs/wolfe/wolfe.htm

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73. Thomas Wolfe Thomas wolfe was born in Asheville in 1900. His mother was a woman of the mountain, his father a stonecutter from Pennsylvania. In public schools and later http://statelibrary.dcr.state.nc.us/nc/ncsites/ashevill/wolfe.htm

Thomas Wolfe Thomas Wolfe was born in Asheville in 1900. His mother was a woman of the mountain, his father a stonecutter from Pennsylvania. In public schools and later in a private academy, he observed carefully the life around him. He stored away in hismind hte ten thousands of impressions later to be used in the most impressive books ever written by a North Carolinian. The town of Asheville was just then expanding into a bustling resort. But young, tall Tom Wolfe was not satisfied. He was always looking out beyond the hills which he said "hemmed" him in. At fifteen he entered the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and, before his graduation, became one of the most important figures on the campus. Besides majoring in English, he worked for the college publications and studied playwriting under "Proff" Koch. Determined on a career as a professional dramatist, he went to Harvard for a master's degree and, when his plays were not accepted immediately by Broadway producers, began teaching English at New York University. On a trip abroad he suddenly started writing out the vivid recollections of his boyhood in Asheville, which he called Atlamont. Teh result was Look Homeward, Angel

74. Rest Thomas Wolfe - Thomas Wolfe's Grave LiteraryTraveler.com An article about Thomas wolfe by Literary Traveler. http://www.literarytraveler.com/authors/thomas_wolfe_rest.aspx

Premium Account Info Advertise with us About LiteraryTraveler.com Home ... Contact Us Browse Articles By: Date Posted Author or Search Articles: Look Homeward, Angel by Thomas Wolfe You Can't Go Home Again by Thomas Wolfe Advertisement: To read this entire article, you must register for our Free Membership Rest Thomas Wolfe - Thomas Wolfe's Grave Thomas Wolfe's Grave Thomas Wolfe was stricken with an influenza while traveling in the Pacific Northwest. Wolfe told his doctors he believed that he became sick while on a July 4th cruise to Vancouver on the Canadian Pacific steamship, Princess Kathleen . On the ship, he shared a drink of whisky with a shivering man, whom he would later call "a poor shivering wretch." The next day he became very sick and decided to make his way back to Seattle. The illness eventually developed into pneumonia and he was initially treated by Dr. E. C. Ruge, the physician of the Stevens, a Seattle literary couple Wolfe had recently met. Wolfe was terrified of hospitals, so instead of going to one when he should have, he went to recover at Dr. Ruge's sanitarium, Firlawns. Wolfe was not healing as the doctor expected he should. Ruge was a former TB specialist and realized that there was something else wrong. Dr. Charles E. Watts was brought in for consultation. Wolfe was taken to Providence Hospital where he was given x-rays and tests. A large spot was revealed on Wolfe's right lung. The two doctors both had different diagnoses. Ruge thought the spot was an old tubercular condition, but Watts did not think it showed tuberculosis. Ruge, certain that it was TB, told Wolfe what he thought. Wolfe, angry and afraid, removed Dr. Ruge from his case and put Dr. Watts in charge.

75. PAL: Thomas Wolfe (1900-1938) The face of a nation. poetical passages from the writings of Thomas wolfe; decorations by Edward Shenton. NY The Literary Guild, 1939. PS3545.O337 A6 http://web.csustan.edu/english/reuben/pal/chap7/wolfe.html

PAL: Perspectives in American Literature - A Research and Reference Guide - An Ongoing Project Paul P. Reuben (To send an email, please click on my name above.) Chapter 7: Thomas Wolfe (1900-1938) The TW Collection The TW Web Site Primary Works Selected Bibliography 1980-Present ... Home Page Source: The US Postal Service Primary Works Look Homeward, Angel, 1929 (novel); Of Time and the River, 1935 (novel); From Death to Morning, 1935 (stories); The Story of a Novel, 1936 (an account of the writing of the first novel); The web and the Rock, 1939 (manuscript novel); You Can't Go Home Again, 1940 (manuscript novel); The Hills Beyond, 1941 (includes an unfinished novel and stories); Gentlemen of the Press, 1942 (play); Mannerhouse, 1948 (play); A Western Journal, 1951 (travel narrative). Look homeward, angel, a story of the buried life. From death to morning. NY: C. Scribner 1935. PS3545.O337 .F7 The face of a nation. poetical passages from the writings of Thomas Wolfe; decorations by Edward Shenton. NY: The Literary Guild, 1939. PS3545.O337 A6 The web and the rock.

76. Welcome To The Thomas Wolfe Memorial - Asheville, NC If so, part of the credit goes to devotees and their Thomas wolfe Society, which holds its annual meeting tomorrow and Saturday in Burlington, Vt., http://www.wolfememorial.com/news_ahouserestored.html

News Release JUNE 5, 2003 THE ARTS/CULTURAL DESK A House Restored, An Author Revisited; Thomas Wolfe Shrine Returns By RALPH BLUMENTHAL (NYT) 1743 words ASHEVILLE, N.C. Flames gorged on Julia Wolfe's prim dining room in the family boarding house that her son Thomas lampooned as the forlorn Dixieland in ''Look Homeward, Angel.'' They devoured the massive Eastlake mantelpiece and Mission chairs and tables, melted the brass clocks and silver, and destroyed 200 of the house's 800 artifacts, while damaging many others throughout the 29 rooms. Much else, too, was destroyed when the white, gabled 1883 Queen Anne house called Old Kentucky Home was torched by an unknown arsonist in the early hours of July 24, 1998. But firefighters salvaged most of the structure, and the interior is now being restored at a cost of $2.4 million for an anticipated November reopening. The restoration comes at a time when Wolfe's seesawing literary reputation established in 1929 with the searing fictionalized reminiscences of ''Look Homeward, Angel'' may once again be on the upswing. If so, part of the credit goes to devotees and their Thomas Wolfe Society, which holds its annual meeting tomorrow and Saturday in Burlington, Vt., where Wolfe took a motor trip in 1933.

77. American Author Biography: Thomas Wolfe wolfe s one of the 20th Century s greatest America authors. He gave the literary community some of the greatest writings ever. Information on his life and http://vava.essortment.com/whoisthomaswo_rgpm.htm

American Author Biography: Thomas Wolfe Wolfe's one of the 20th Century's greatest America authors. He gave the literary community some of the greatest writings ever. Information on his life and work. Thomas Wolfe was born in 1900 in Asheville, North Carolina. Tom and brother Ben lived with their mother in a boarding house that she ran while their sister and father lived in an old family home. There was trouble in Tom’s family from a very early age and due to the tension and differences, his parents split the family. Tom’s mother and father’s separation early in his life and gave him a great loneliness that turned him to books. Thomas Wolfe wrapped himself into the books he would read and they came alive to him and he began to drift away into another world that was not torn apart. Tom used the pains and torments from his childhood and young adulthood to passionately write his greatest novels. Even though he died at a very young age, Thomas Wolfe left the literary community an inheritance. Tom, an avid reader at a very young age, also became a very intelligent student. Tom enrolled in the University of North Carolina at the age of fifteen. Tom’s passion for writing flourished during his college days. While an undergraduate, he was a member of the Carolina Playmakers. The Carolina Playmakers consisted of a group of students that wrote and performed their own plays. Tom discovered a desire to become a playwright during these years at the University of North Carolina.

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