page_title: Harry Sylvester
section_title: Novels
hierarchical_section_title: Harry Sylvester / Novels
caption_attribution_description: English: The first edition of All Your Idols published in 1948 by Henry Holt and Co., with dust jacket illustration.
context_page_description: Harry Ambrose Sylvester was an American short-story writer and novelist in the first half of the 20th century. His stories were published in popular magazines such as Collier's, Esquire, Columbia, and Commonweal. The most popular of his novels were Dearly Beloved, Dayspring, and Moon Gaffney. He was asked to turn John Steinbeck's script for Alfred Hitchcock's Lifeboat into a short story. This version was published in Collier's in 1943, with Steinbeck and Hitchcock both receiving writing credits.
  He is remembered primarily as the author of Dayspring and a friend of Ernest Hemingway.
context_section_description: Big Football Man (1933)
  Dearly Beloved (1942)
  Dayspring: A Novel (1945)
  U.K. printing by Rich & Cowan, London (1949)
  Reprinted by Ignatius Press (2009) ISBN 978-1586173227
  Moon Gaffney (1947)
  Reprinted by Arno Press (1976) ISBN 0405093594
  Wcześniej czy później, Polish translation (1955)
  A Golden Girl (1950)
caption: The first edition of All Your Idols published in 1948 by Henry Holt and Co., with dust jacket illustration.
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