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Daniel Fuchs (June 25, 1909 – July 26, 1993) was an American screenwriter, fiction writer, and essayist. [1] Biography. Daniel Fuchs was born to a Jewish family [2] on the Lower East Side, Manhattan, but his family moved to Williamsburg, Brooklyn while Fuchs was an infant.
Jul 16, 2014 · Daniel Fuchs (1909–93) was a novelist and screenwriter who wrote the Williamsburg Trilogy and won an Oscar for Love Me or Leave Me. This web page features an interview with him from 1989, based on questions by Aram Saroyan, and his responses to them.
Apr 30, 2015 · Brimming with petty deceits, meanness, desperation, and defeat, it too centers on various citizens of Williamsburg — among Fuchs’s Brooklyn contemporaries were the likes of Bugsy Siegel ...
Daniel Fuchs keeps being rediscovered. Thirteen years after his death his three Brooklyn novels of the 1930s have again been published in one big book, by the Black Sparrow press (David Godine) which has also issued a paperback reprint of Fuchs’s writings from and of his Hollywood years, The Golden West, excellently edited by Christopher ...
Aug 11, 1993 · Daniel Fuchs, who won an Academy Award as a screenwriter and acclaim for a trilogy of novels about his Brooklyn childhood, died on July 26 at his home here. He was 84. His son Thomas...
Jul 10, 2005 · This superb collection of Daniel Fuchs's fiction and essays about Hollywood, spanning half a century, records the vagaries of the film industry from the perspective of a...
Aug 10, 1993 · Daniel Fuchs, Academy Award-winning screenwriter and widely acclaimed novelist on Jewish life, has died in his Los Angeles home. He was 84. Fuchs died of heart failure on July 26, his son,...
