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Morris Hirshfield by William Saroyan, 1976

He Flies Through the Air With the Greatest of Ease: A William Saroyan Reader (William Saroyan Centennial Edition) by William E. Justice, 2008-08-01

The Man With the Heart in the Highlands & Other Early Stories (Revived Modern Classic) by William Saroyan, 1992-05

THE MAN WITH THE HEART IN THE HIGHLANDS - and Other Stories: The Stolen Bicycle; The Hummingbird that Lived Through Winter; The Parsley Garden; The Oranges; The Peasant; The World's Champion Elevator Operator; The Broken Wheel; The Death of Children by William Saroyan, 1968

Where the Bones Go (Foreign Service Institute Language Learning Series) by William Saroyan, Robert Setrakian, 2002-10

Sons Come & Go, Mothers Hang in Forever by William Saroyan, 1976

A Secret Story (the Laughing Matter) by William Saroyan, 1959-01-01

Echappée en roue libre by William Saroyan, Françoise Jaouën, 2003-01-25

Harlem As Seen by Hirschfeld by ill. Hirschfeld, Al William Saroyan, 1941

Une comédie humaine by William Saroyan, Yvonne Brun, 2003-01-25

Little children by William Saroyan, 1937-01-01

So Help Me: The Autobiography Of George Jessel by George Jessel, 2007-07-25

The Laughing Matter,: A Novel by William Saroyan, 1953

Three Plays by William Saroyan, 1940

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El Rancho Vegas- William Saroyan
william saroyan, from Places Where I've Done Time. william saroyan, 19081981. Backto The El Rancho Story. Read more about william saroyan.
http://gaming.unlv.edu/ElRanchoVegas/Saroyan.html

Extractions: William Saroyan, 1908-1981 Noted American fiction writer William Saroyan recounted his stay at the El Rancho Vegas in his 1972 collection of autobiographical sketches, Places Where I've Done Time . It is doubtful that Las Vegas boosters ever quoted his summation of their city. 56. The El Rancho Vegas Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada, 1949 I had a large room in a detached cottage in which there were four such rooms. I got to bed very late every morning and slept the drunken sleep of the losing gambler. It was November and I had been sick since April, when the little woman had met the terms of a standing agreement between us that if either of us had ever lied to the other in any important way, and had confessed it, the marriage must end. And the little bride had confessed itshe had taken six years to do so, and had chosen the moment that suited her best. She was twenty-eight, and I was forty. She hoped I would continue in the marriage anyway, really she did, she said. Really. I understood how a father might suddenly destroy his entire family and himself. I couldn't look at the woman. I took an airplane to Europe and wandered around in a daze for three months. When I got back to New York I saw her when I went to see the kids, and she was having a grand time. But again she said she hoped I would come backand then she said, "Really I do." I took an airplane to San Francisco, and then I went to Las Vegas, to establish residence in Nevada, and to live there the necessary six weeks in order to obtain a divorce.
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Extractions: A DOCUMENTARY FILM ON THE LIFE AND WORKS OF INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED ARMENIAN-AMERICAN WRITER, PLAYWRIGHT, HUMANITARIAN AND PULITZER PRIZE WINNER WILLIAM SAROYAN WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY PAUL KALINIAN PRODUCED BY SUSIE KALINIAN PAUL KALINIAN WILLIAM SAROYAN Film Presentation: Before The Film Show After The Film Show Film Pamphlet: English Pamphlet Armenian Pamphlet French Pamphlet Comment J'ai Filmé Saroyan La Creation de "William Saroyan: L'Homme et L'Ecrivain"

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