1935 IN LITERATURE


The year '1935 in literature' involved some significant events and new books.

Contents
Events
New books
New drama
Non-fiction
Births
Deaths
Awards

Events



Penguin Books publishes the first "paperback" book.

W. H. Auden enters a marriage of convenience with Erika Mann.

★ ''Studs Lonigan - A Trilogy'' is published by James T. Farrell. In 2001, the book would be named as one of the 100 best English-language novels of the 20th century by the editorial board of the American Modern Library.

New books



Maxwell Anderson - ''Winterset''

Enid Bagnold - ''National Velvet''

Pearl S. Buck - ''A House Divided''

Edgar Rice Burroughs - ''Tarzan and the Leopard Men''

Erskine Caldwell - ''Journeyman''

Morley Callaghan - ''They Shall Inherit the Earth''

John Dickson Carr - ''The Hollow Man'' (aka ''The Three Coffins'')

Solomon Cleaver - ''Jean Val Jean''

Robert P. Tristram Coffin - ''Red Sky in the Morning''

A. J. Cronin - ''The Stars Look Down''

Franklin W. Dixon - ''The Hidden Harbor Mystery''

E.R. Eddison - ''Mistress of Mistresses''

James T. Farrell - ''Studs Lonigan - A Trilogy''

Rachel Field - ''Time Out of Mind''

Charles G. Finney - ''The Circus of Dr. Lao''

George Wylie Henderson - ''Ollie Miss''

Georgette Heyer–''Death in the Stocks''

Anna Kavan (writing as Helen Ferguson) - ''A Stranger Still''

John Masefield - ''The Box of Delights''

Alberto Moravia - ''Le ambizioni sbagliate''

R. K. Narayan - ''Swami and Friends''

George Orwell


★ ''Burmese Days''


★ ''A Clergyman's Daughter''

Charles Ferdinand Ramuz - ''When the Mountain Fell''

Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings - ''Golden Apples''

George Santayana - ''The Last Puritan''

Dorothy L. Sayers - ''Gaudy Night''

Monica Shannon - ''Dobry''

John Steinbeck - ''Tortilla Flat''

B. Traven - ''Treasure of the Sierra Madre''

Stanley G. Weinbaum - ''The Lotus Eaters''

Laura Ingalls Wilder - ''Little House on the Prairie''

New drama



T. S. Eliot - ''Murder in the Cathedral''

Jean Giraudoux - ''La guerre de Troie n'aura pas lieu (The Trojan war will not take place)''

Clifford Odets - ''Waiting for Lefty''

Lawrence Riley - ''Personal Appearance''

Emlyn Williams - ''Night Must Fall''

Non-fiction



George Dangerfield - ''The Strange Death of Liberal England''

John Maynard Keynes - ''The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money''

Gerald M. Loeb–''The Battle for Investment Survival''

Births



January 30 - Richard Brautigan, writer and poet

February 5 - Sandra Paretti, author (+ 1994)

March 1 - Judith Rossner, writer

March 23 - Barry Cryer, comedy writer

April 14 - Erich von Däniken, ''Chariots of the Gods'' author

April 15 - Alan Plater, screenwriter

May 2 - Lynda Lee-Potter, columnist (+ 2004)

August 15 - Régine Deforges, dramatist, publisher, and author of France's best-selling novel ever

August 22 - E. Annie Proulx, novelist

September 17 - Ken Kesey, novelist

October 7 - Thomas Keneally, Australian novelist

December 13 - Adélia Prado, Brazilian writer and poet

Deaths



February 7 - Lewis Grassic Gibbon, novelist

April 6 - Edwin Arlington Robinson, poet

April 11 - Anna Katharine Green, crime writer

April 18 - Panait Istrati, Romanian novelist and short story writer

May 19 - T. E. Lawrence, "Lawrence of Arabia"

August 11 - Sir William Watson, traditionalist poet

August 17 - Charlotte Perkins Gilman, author

August 30 - Henri Barbusse, French novelist and journalist

September 29 - Winifred Holtby, English novelist

October 11 - Steele Rudd, short story writer

November 30 - Fernando Pessoa, poet

December 21 - Kurt Tucholsky, German journalist and satirist

Awards



James Tait Black Memorial Prize: L. H. Myers, ''The Root and the Flower''

Newbery Medal for children's literature: Monica Shannon, ''Dobry''

Nobel Prize for literature: not awarded

Pulitzer Prize for Drama: Zoe Akins, ''The Old Maid''

Pulitzer Prize for Poetry: Audrey Wurdemann: ''Bright Ambush''

Pulitzer Prize for the Novel: Josephine Winslow Johnson - ''Now in November''

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