Sidney McCall
Sidney McCall | |
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![]() Sidney McCall, dari publikasi tahun 1907. | |
Lahir | Mary McNeill Wilcox County, Alabama, A.S. |
Pekerjaan | Novelis |
Kebangsaan | Amerika |
Sidney McCall (8 Maret 1865 – 11 Januari 1954), nee Mary McNeill, lalu Mary McNeil Fenollosa, adalah seorang novelis dan penyair Amerika. Beberapa novelnya menjadi film.
Kehidupan awal
McCall lahir sebagai Mary McNeill (kemudian menjatuhkan salah satu huruf l) di Wilcox County, Alabama, dari pasangan William Stoddard McNeill, seorang letnan Tentara Konfederasi dari Mobile, Alabama, dan Laura Sibley. McCall adalah anak tertua dari lima bersaudara.
Film
The Breath of the Gods didasarkan pada novelnya dengan nama yang sama. The Eternal Mother, sebuah film bisu tahun 1917 yang hilang, berdasarkan "Red Horse Hill" miliknya. The Dragon Painter (1919) didasarkan pada novelnya The Dragon Painter.[1]
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Karya
- Out of the Nest: A Flight of Verses (1899) poetry, under her own name
- Truth Dexter (1901) novel, as Sidney McCall
- Hiroshige, the Artist of Mist, Snow and Rain (1901) essay, under her own name
- The breath of the gods : a Japanese romance of to-day (1905), as Sidney McCall
- The Dragon Painter (1906) under her own name
- Red Horse Hill (1909) novel, as Sidney McCall
- Foreword to Epochs of Chinese and Japanese Art: An Outline History of East Asiatic Design (1912) by Ernest Fenollosa*
- Blossoms from a Japanese Garden: A Book of Child-Verses , (1913) poetry, under her own name
- The Strange Woman (1914) novel, as Sidney McCall
- Ariadne of Allan Water (1914) novel, as Sidney McCall
- The Stirrup Latch (1915) novel, as Sidney McCall
- Sunshine Beggars (1918) novel, as Sidney McCall
- Christopher Laird (1919) novel, as Sidney McCall
Mary Fenollosa juga bertanggung jawab atas penyelesaian anumerta, pengecekan dan penerbitan magnum opus almarhum suaminya.[butuh rujukan]
Referensi
- ^ Ikenberg, Tamara (14 February 2013). "Southern Literary Trail celebrates Mobile writer Mary McNeil Fenollosa and her Japanese influences". The Birmingham News. Diakses tanggal 13 May 2018.
- Mary McNeil Fenollosa, Encyclopaedia of Alabama
- Delaney, Caldwell. "Mary McNeil Fenollosa, An Alabama Woman of Letters." Alabama Review 16.3 (1965): 163–173.