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ويسنده ارنست همينگوي
نويسنده ادگار آلن پو
مترجم علي حسني فرد
ويراستار محبوبه شاهاني
ناشر:
علي حسني فرد
موضوع داستانهاي کوتاه آمريکايي - مجموعه ها
تعداد صفحه:
134
قطع:
رقعي
نوع جلد:
شومیز
تاریخ نشر:
93/07/26
نوبت چاپ:
1
محل نشر:
تهران
شمارگان:
2000
رده دیویی:
813.0108
زبان کتاب:
فارسي
معرفی کوتاه:
نويسنده ادگار آلن پو
مترجم علي حسني فرد
ويراستار محبوبه شاهاني
ناشر:
علي حسني فرد
موضوع داستانهاي کوتاه آمريکايي - مجموعه ها
تعداد صفحه:
134
قطع:
رقعي
نوع جلد:
شومیز
تاریخ نشر:
93/07/26
نوبت چاپ:
1
محل نشر:
تهران
شمارگان:
2000
رده دیویی:
813.0108
زبان کتاب:
فارسي
معرفی کوتاه:
130 pages, Paperback
Published July 14, 2014
About the author
Samuel Hopkins Adams
119 books8 followersFrom the book jacket of "Sunrise to Sunset", (c) 1950
At seventy-nine Samuel Hopkins Adams attributes his longevity, vigor and vim to neither smoking nor drinking, except when he feels like it. This is typical of the intelligent attitude toward the vagaries of life that has maintained him through the years in which he has authored more than forty books, written countless magazine articles and, as a crusading reporter, almost single-handedly accounted for the passage of the Federal Food and Drug laws which pave protected millions of his fellow citizens.
Mr. Adams' amazing knowledge of the history of upper New York State is the result of his lifelong interest in the region in which he was born. His home is Wide Waters, on the shore of Owasco, "loveliest of the Finger Lakes." From Wide Waters he still makes forways into the surrounding countryside, attending antique-auction sales "for the purpose of sneering at the prevalent junk," which he says he wouldn't put in his open hearth Franklin stove for fear of insulting it.
A graduate of Hamilton College in Clinton, New York, class of 1891, Mr. Adams introduced football to the campus, played tackle on its first team, and won the Intercollegiate Tennis Championship. For these contributions to scholarship, his college conferred on him the degree of L.H.D. in 1926.
Adams also wrote under the pseudonym Warner Fabian.
At seventy-nine Samuel Hopkins Adams attributes his longevity, vigor and vim to neither smoking nor drinking, except when he feels like it. This is typical of the intelligent attitude toward the vagaries of life that has maintained him through the years in which he has authored more than forty books, written countless magazine articles and, as a crusading reporter, almost single-handedly accounted for the passage of the Federal Food and Drug laws which pave protected millions of his fellow citizens.
Mr. Adams' amazing knowledge of the history of upper New York State is the result of his lifelong interest in the region in which he was born. His home is Wide Waters, on the shore of Owasco, "loveliest of the Finger Lakes." From Wide Waters he still makes forways into the surrounding countryside, attending antique-auction sales "for the purpose of sneering at the prevalent junk," which he says he wouldn't put in his open hearth Franklin stove for fear of insulting it.
A graduate of Hamilton College in Clinton, New York, class of 1891, Mr. Adams introduced football to the campus, played tackle on its first team, and won the Intercollegiate Tennis Championship. For these contributions to scholarship, his college conferred on him the degree of L.H.D. in 1926.
Adams also wrote under the pseudonym Warner Fabian.
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