[DOC] [TLE] William Saroyan | American author | Britannica.com [PAR] American author ... The autobiographical element was strong in all his work, 
usually disguised as fiction; ... consisting of vignettes and brief essays written 
largely in Paris and Fresno, have ... in The Human Comedy (novel by Saroyan). 
sentimental novel of life in a small California town by William Saroyan, published 
in 1943. [DOC] [TLE] William Saroyan - American Society of Authors and Writers [PAR] Many of Saroyan's stories are largely autobiographical, based on his childhood ... 
The Human Comedy (1943) was set in Ithaca, in California's San Joaquin Valley, 
... when his novel, The Adventures of Wesley Jackson, turned out to be pacifist. [DOC] [TLE] Same Initials as Shakespeare - NYTimes.com [PAR] May 3, 1998 ... ... adapted from his best-known novel, ''The Human Comedy'' (1943). ... Paris, in 
self-exile, writing autobiographical works and reflections on his career. ... In her 
eagerness to defend her author, however, Balakian sometimes loses perspective
, ... Discussing his largely forgotten first play, ''My Heart's in the... [DOC] [TLE] Unit 8: Imperialism & World War II Flashcards | Quizlet [PAR] Largely a reaction the failed Revolutions of 1848-49 and subsequent loss of 
idealism. Literature: France  Honore de Balzac (The Human Comedy, depicts 
urban ... A French author; wrote semi-autobiographical Remembrance of things 
Past, .... English writer of Polish origin whose novels such as Heart of Darkness 
and... [DOC] [TLE] The Cymbalon - EBSCOhost Connection [PAR] The article reviews the book "The Human Comedy," by William Saroyan. ... 
Gardiner, Harold C. // America;3/27/1943, Vol. ... Saroyan's work is largely 
autobiographical, but in print he never discussed his years living an ... The author 
analyzes short stories by American writer W. Saroyan (Harry, Dear Greta Garbo, 
and What... [DOC] [TLE] 1943 - New Test Branch- mchitturi - MrOwl [PAR] Published in hardcover in 1943 by Murray & Gee, Publishers. .... is a science 
fiction novel written by Czech author Karel apek in 1922. The first .... The free-
flowing, poetic novel is a largely autobiographical account of a man's journey 
through the Parisian underworld. ..... The Human Comedy is a novel by William 
Saroyan. [DOC] [TLE] William Saroyan Essay - Saroyan, William (Twentieth-Century ... [PAR] In 1943, he married Carol Marcus. ... The lyrical prose and interconnected stories 
are also considered precursors to Saroyan's first novel, The Human Comedy (
1943). ... He also worked on and published several autobiographical works 
during this ... In this book, Hamalian points out that largely because Saroyan 
wrote works... [DOC] [TLE] The Time of Your Life Words on Plays (2004) - American ... [PAR] will marry him. Joe gets up on his own and leaves to find a book for Kitty, 
remembering ..... His writings, largely autobiographical, ... structure in Saroyan's 
writing, the book was a popular success; its author had found his way into the ... 
resulted in the Academy Awardwinning MGM film The Human Comedy (1943, 
starring. [DOC] [TLE] METAMORPHOSES -journal of literary translation- - Smith College [PAR] ANTONIO TABUCCHI (1943-2012) was an Italian writer, translator, and scholar ... 
He is the author of sixty volumes of poetry, eight novels, about two hundred short 
... is a thinly-veiled autobiographical account of a former West-worshipper coming 
to .... with which he depicted the human comedy of eighteenth century Lisbon. [DOC] [TLE] Literature 1929-1941 - Dictionary definition of Literature 1929-1941 ... [PAR] This chapter explores the diversified mix of 1930s literature and its authors. .... 
His book was autobiographical and largely written while enrolled in a ...... but set 
in a small town in California was The Human Comedy (1943) by William Saroyan
. [DOC] [TLE] Albert Einstein - Wikiquote [PAR] (1948); 1.20 "Autobiographical Notes" (1949); 1.21 The World As I See It ..... 
Attributed in The Encarta Book of Quotations to an interview on the

Question: This author's 1943 novel "The Human Comedy" was largely autobiographical
Answer: William Saroyan