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A prolific writer, Deal penned twenty-one novels and more than one hundred short stories, many of which appeared in McCall's, Collier's, Saturday Review, and Good Housekeeping. His work has been translated into twenty different languages.
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There Were Also Strangers(1985)Adventure(novel) 1978Legend of the Bluegrass(novel) 1977Bluegrass(novel) 1976by Ashley Jefferson (SHS) Borden Deal was born Loyse Youth Deal on October 12, 1922 in Ponotoc, Mississippi. He was born to Borden Lee and Jimmie Anne (Smith) Deal (Evory 160). Deal was the youngest of three children (Lloyd 125). He was raised in Union County near New Albany (Kibler 69). Although he was raised in New Albany, he did the majority of ...
1922-October 12, Borden Deal was born in Ponotoc, Mississippi.1938- Deal’s father died, and he decided to leave home.1941- Deal worked for the U.S. Department of Labor as an auditor in Washington, D.C.1942-45- Deal was in the U.S. Navy.A Review of The Advocate
by Ashley Jefferson (SHS) The novel The Advocateby Borden Deal discusses the complex life of a small town lawyer. This novel takes place in Tupelo, Mississippi, which at that time was considered a small town. This novel displays some of Deal’s own actions and ways of living. For example, Deal portrays John Bookman, the main character, as a man who loves women, and it is a known fact that Deal loved to be around beautiful and intelligent women himself. John Bookman is faced with many problems....
Murder with Southern Hospitalityprovides interesting information about Deal.Caldwell, Sarah Tillery. Email. “Writers and Musicians Project.” January 27, 2001.Evory, Ann. “Borden Deal.” Contemporary Authors. Volume 2. Detroit, Michigan: Gale Research, 1962. 159-160.May, Hal. “Borden Deal.” Contemporary Authors. Volume 114. Detroit, Michigan: Gale Research,1985. 122.Dollarhide, Louis. “November 10,1957…a new novel by a Mississippian.” Of Arts and Artists: Selected Reviews of the Arts in Mississippi, 1955-1975. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 1981. 8-9.Borden Deal. “The South, in both its good and its bad, is the cradle of my heart.”. Borden Deal was born in Pontotoc, Mississippi, near New Albany, in 1922. He was a child of the Great Depression, and the trauma of his upbringing never left him.
Mar 30, 2023 · Borden Deal (1922-1985) was a popular author who wrote 21 novels and more than one hundred short stories. One of many writers who learned their craft at least partially in Hudson Strode's creative writing class at the University of Alabama , he later lived in the state for a number of years, for short stints in Birmingham and Mobile and for ...
Jan 25, 1985 · Borden Deal, a popular novelist who frequently set his stories in his native South, died on Tuesday of a heart attack in Sarasota, Fla. He was 62 years old....
Novelist Borden Deal was born Loyse Youth Deal on 12 October 1922 in Pontotoc, Mississippi, the youngest of three children of farmers Borden Lee Deal and Jimmie Anne Smith Deal. He spent his childhood in the farming communities of Pontotoc, New Albany, and Ingomar, where he began to cultivate his lifelong hobbies of fishing, golf, […]
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Borden Deal was born on 12 October 1922 in Pontotoc, Mississippi, USA. He was a writer, known for Wild River (1960), Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955) and The Magical World of Disney (1954). He was married to Babs H. Deal and Patricia Deal. He died on 22 January 1985 in Sarasota, Florida, USA.
