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Sunday, October 2, 2011

Sidney Sheldon - author biographies

!9# Sidney Sheldon - author biographies

Sidney Sheldon Sidney Schechtel was born on 11 February 1917 in Chicago, Illinois. His mother was Natalie Marcus, a jew-Russian immigrants, who loved no formal training, but books and classical music. His father, Asher (Otto), has many different jobs, such as the family moved from city to city. He prided himself on never having read a book in her life.

Sydney was Jorja Curtright, one on stage and film actress and later married an interior designer for over 30 years. They had aDaughter Mary, who has also published a novelist. Jorja died in 1985. Sydney married the former child soldiers actress Alexandra Kostoff in 1989.

Even when he grew up, Sidney loved to read and spent much time in the library. She says she always knew she wanted to be a writer. When he was 10, he wrote and presented a poem on the popular children's magazine, "Wee Wisdom" in a poetry contest and won $ 5 when he was 12, he wrote and presented a play for his English class, his preferredsubject.

Sydney attended Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, where he took a full load of classes, joined the debate team, he worked as an aide in the cafeteria and began working in the college newspaper, makes minor celebrity interviews. This was the height of the Depression, and money was scarce and jobs were scarce. Sydney Sun has left college to seek more work.

He moved to Hollywood, California in 1937 and took a job as a reader of movie studios, along with various other jobs.Sidney is a stint in the Army Air Corp and served as a pilot during the Second World War. When he left the army, the line for New York where he worked as an author and playwright of Broadway. He has written 25 films and had three hits music.

Sidney Sheldon returned to California and wrote the television has become a hot commodity in 1960, Sidney and produced the sitcom "The Patty Duke Show," with a young Patty Duke. He also created, wrote and produced "I Dream of Jeannie" with BarbaraEden and Larry Hagman, and "Hart to Hart" with Stefanie Powers and Robert Wagner.

Sydney has gone from a writer a writer when he was 50 years. His first novel, "The naked face", was in 1970, after publishing the same rejected by five publishers. The novel was a bestseller and won an "Edgar Allan Poe Award." He went on to write many best-selling novels. So far 26 of his novels were turned into movies.

When Sydney was 85, he published his autobiography "The OtherSide of me. "He opened the book with the story of his suicide attempt when he was 17 years. Father Sidney went to him. His father, a salesman always talked him out of it.

Sidney Sheldon died January 30, 2007 in Rancho Mirage, California at the age of 89 years. He was a humble man, warm, friendly and one of the most prolific writers of his time called.

Bibliography:

Novels:
The Naked Face (1970)
A Stranger in the Mirror (1976)
Bloodline (1978)
Rage of Angels(1980)
Master of the Game (1982)
If Tomorrow Comes (1985)
Windmills of the Gods (1987)
The Sands of Time (1988)
The Doomsday Conspiracy (1991)
The Stars Shine Down (1992)
Everything is impermanent (1994)
Morning, noon and evening (1995)
The Best Laid Plans (1997)
Tell Me Your Dreams (1998)
The Sky is Falling (2000)
Are you afraid of the dark? (2004)
Mistress of the Game (2009) (with Tilly Bagshawe)

Series:
The Other Side of Midnight (1974)
Memoirs(1990) Midnight

Omnibus:
(1992) Bloodline / A Stranger in the Mirror Face / Nude
The Dark Side of Midnight (2007)

Games:
Roman Candle (1960)
The degree course and the little girl (1961)

Books for children:
The Adventures of Drippy: the Runaway Raindrop (1995)
Fun With Drippy Activity Book (1996)
Fun With Drippy the Runaway Raindrop (2004)

Nonfiction:
The Other Side of Me (2005)


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