Awards

• Winner of Pulitzer Prize Biography Category 1974
• Winner of Pulitzer Prize Biography Category 1974.

Overview

Sheaffer's two-volume biography of American platwright Eugene O'Neill-the second volume of which won a Pulitzer Prize-makes use of previously unknown documents and numerous interviews to present an insightful look at O'Neill's troubled life.

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Reviews

Should take its place in every library of those seriously interested in American theater, literature, and consciousness. The New York Times A model of what a biography should be... Ought to prove spellbinding for O'Neill buffs and theater addicts, and scarcely less so for readers who enjoy biographies. Publishers Weekly A magnificent study. Review Of Higher Education Sheaffer's Pulitzer Prize-winning study of Eugene O'Neill is not only the foremost portrait of the artist but also one of the most stunning literary biographies, period. Library Journal

Should take its place in every library of those seriously interested in American theater, literature, and consciousness. The New York Times A model of what a biography should be... Ought to prove spellbinding for O'Neill buffs and theater addicts, and scarcely less so for readers who enjoy biographies. Publishers Weekly A magnificent study. The Review of Higher Education Sheaffer's Pulitzer Prize-winning study of Eugene O'Neill is not only the foremost portrait of the artist but also one of the most stunning literary biographies, period. Library Journal

Author Information

Louis Sheaffer (1912-1997), a former reporter and press agent, was awarded three Guggenheim fellowships and a grant from the National Endowment of the Humanities for his work on O'Neill.

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