American writer Edmund White has died
The author of dozens of novels, short stories, articles and rehearsals, Edmund White died at his home in “New York of Natural Calls” at the age of 85.
Mary Altafar
“The Private Life of A boy” writer Edmund White died in New York on Tuesday at the age of 85, and his agent Bill Cleagh announced in the newspaper on Wednesday in The Washington Post.
“Unfortunately, Edmunde White can verify that he died at his home in New York last night,” his agent Bill Clegg said.
Author, playwright and essayist ‘Semiyatobiographic’ novel “The Private Life of a Boy” and “Symphony to the Farewell”, Edmund White It was recognized by great impact on LGBTQ+literature, Especially in the late 1970s, by guidance of this work.
Edmund White was born on January 13, 1940 in Cincinnati, Ohio. He is the author of dozens of novels, short stories, articles and rehearsals.
From the beginning, Homosexuality is the heart of your writingFrom personal, social and political perspective.
White immediately mentioned with the first work of “forgotten Elena” published in 1973, which followed what was defined as a writing “Highly obvious”, Charles Silverstain’s illustrations in the United States in LGBT+ Literature of LGBT+ Literature, “The Joy of Gay Sex” (1977).
By the time of years, “Noctor’s for the King of Naples” (1978), “A boy’s own story” (1982), its autobiography character “Karakol” (1985), “Skinned Alive” (1995), “The Farewell Symphony” (1997).
The 1980s in the 1990s lived in Paris for almost 15 years, He is the author of biographies dedicated to Jean Zet, Marcel Prowust and Arthur Rimbad.
Since 1985, Seropogeny, In 2010 two strokes and heart attackContinuing writing. There have been books such as “Ma Young Man” (2016), “A St. from Texas” (2020), “A Previous Life” (2022) and “The Humble Love” (2023) from recent years.
The final writing, “The Love of My Life”, is the date of this year, the publishers are declared with positive criticism by Weekly.
Edmund White, who quoted the British newspaper The Guardian, said about the authors in front of him: “Gore Vidal’s previous homosexual imagination was written for heterosexual readers. He had homosexual audiences, and it made all the differences.”
White taught at Brown and Princeton Universities in the United States.
“There is no one like Edmund White!“
American writer Joyce Carol Oats, agency France Press (AFP), considered this “Very sad” News of the author’s death: “There’s no one like Edmund White! Excellent style versatility, bold and innovative themes, dark humor, friend.”
French novelist Edward Louis, AFP has also been quoted, which is considered Edmund White A “Awesome friend”:: “Faithful, generous, beautiful and attentive. He always supported and encouraged young writers like anyone.”
The books of “The Private Life of a Boy” from Edmund White were published in Portugal, “Symphony to the Farewell”, “Living Shorten”, “The Married Man” and “A Beautiful Empty Room”, all published Don Quixot.
