| Saul Bellow  AKA Solomon C. Bellows
Born: 10-Jun-1915
Birthplace: Lachine, Quebec, Canada
Died: 5-Apr-2005
Location of death: Brookline, MA
Cause of death: Natural Causes
Remains: Buried, Morningside Cemetery, Brattleboro, VT
Gender: Male
Religion: Jewish
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Novelist Nationality: United States
Executive summary: The Adventures of Augie March Military service: US Merchant Marine (1944-45) Father: Abraham Bellow
Mother: Liza Gordin (or Gordon)
Wife: Anita Goshkin (m. 1937, div.)
Son: Gregory
Wife: Alexandra Tschacbasov (m. 1956, div.)
Son: Adam
Wife: Susan Glassman (m. 1961, div.)
Son: Daniel
Wife: Alexandra Ionesco Tuleca (b. 30-Aug-1935 Bucharest, m. 1974, div. 1986)
Wife: Janis Freedman (m. 1989, one daughter)
Daughter: Naomi Rose (b. 23-Dec-1999)
University: University of Chicago (attended 1933-, transferred)
University: BS Anthropology, Northwestern University (1937)
Professor: Pestalozzi-Froebel Teachers College, Chicago, IL (1938-42)
Professor: University of Minnesota
Professor: New York University
Professor: Creative Writing, Princeton University
Professor: Committee on Social Thought, University of Chicago (1962-)
American Council of Trustees and Alumni Co-Founder (1995)
US English Advisory Board
Newsday War Correspondent, 1967
National Book Award for Fiction 1954 for The Adventures of Augie March
National Book Award for Fiction 1965 for Herzog
National Book Award for Fiction 1971 for Mr. Sammler's Planet
Nobel Prize for Literature 1976
Pulitzer Prize for Fiction 1976 for Humboldt's Gift
Emerson Thoreau Medal 1977
National Medal of Arts 1988
Guggenheim Fellowship 1948
John P. McGovern Award 1998
Risk Factors: Orgone
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Seize the Day (9-Sep-1986)
Zelig (15-Jul-1983) Himself
Author of books:
Dangling Man (1944, novel)
The Victim (1947, novel)
The Adventures of Augie March (1953, novel)
Seize the Day (1956, novel)
Henderson the Rain King (1959, novel)
Herzog (1964, novel)
Mosby's Memoirs (1968, short stories)
Mr. Sammler's Planet (1970, novel)
Humboldt's Gift (1975, novel)
To Jerusalem and Back: A Personal Account (1976, nonfiction)
The Dean's December (1982, novel)
Him With His Foot in His Mouth and Other Stories (1984, short stories)
More Die of Heartbreak (1987, novel)
A Theft (1989, novel)
The Bellarosa Connection (1989, novel)
Something to Remember Me By (1991, short stories)
Ravelstein (2000, novel)
Wrote plays:
The Last Analysis (1965)
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