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Styron

American  
[stahy-ruhn] / ˈstaɪ rən /

noun

  1. William, 1925–2006, U.S. author.


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There, Sam Shepard read cowboy poems and William Styron talked about his latest novel.

From Los Angeles Times

Poet, journalist and human rights activist Rose Styron, widow of novelist William Styron, gets a welcome profile from a friend and neighbor, director James Lapine.

From Los Angeles Times

She recalls being unimpressed by Styron at a reading for his first novel, “Lie Down In Darkness,” they only clicked later, in Rome, where Rose was studying and William was living on a fellowship.

From New York Times

Not surprisingly, Styron’s candid, detailed recollections of life with her brilliant if often remote and troubled husband provide some of the movie’s more compelling moments.

From Los Angeles Times

The first of Styron’s four books of poetry, “From Summer to Summer,” a collection for children, was published in 1965.

From New York Times