Kay Boyle Born: 19-Feb-1902 Birthplace: St. Paul, MN Died: 27-Dec-1992 Location of death: Mill Valley, CA Cause of death: unspecified Remains: Buried, Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno, CA
Gender: Female Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Author, Journalist Nationality: United States Executive summary: The Underground Woman Father: Howard Peterson Boyle (lawyer) Mother: Katherine Evans (activist) Sister: Joan Husband: Richard Brault (1st, French engineer, m. 1922, div.) Boyfriend: Ernest Walsh (d. 1927, one daughter) Husband: Laurence Vail (2nd, m. 1932, div. 1943) Husband: Baron Joseph von Franckenstein (3rd, m. 1943, d. 1963 lung cancer, two children) Daughter: (b. 1927, with Walsh)
University: Parson's School of Fine and Applied Arts, New York City Teacher: San Francisco State College (1962-79)
The New Yorker Foreign Correspondent (1946-53) Guggenheim Fellowship 1934 Amnesty International NAACP
Author of books:
Short Stories (1929, short stories) Wedding Day and Other Stories (1930, short stories) Plagued by the Nightingale (1931, novel) Year Before Last (1932, novel) My Next Bride (1934, novel) Death of a Man (1936, novel) Primer for Combat (1942, novel) Avalanche (1944, novel) A Frenchman Must Die (1946, novel) Thirty Stories (1946, short stories) A Smoking Mountain, Stories of Germany During the Occupation (1951, short stories) Generation Without Farewell (1960, novel) Nothing Ever Breaks but the Heart (1966, short stories) The Underground Woman (1975, novel) Fifty Stories (1980, short stories) Collected Poems (1991, poetry)
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