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(1878-1937)
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American Author
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The father of Archie and Mehitabel
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Native of Walnut, Illinois, where he attended high school,
Don Marquis was first a journalist, writing for the
Washington Times in 1900.
Moving to Philadelphia in 1902, he got employed by different
newspapers as a freelancer, before moving again the same
year to Atlanta, where he became an Associate Editor of the
Atlanta News.
In 1907, two years before he would marry Reina Melcher, he
was an Assistant Editor at Uncle Remus Magazine.
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After his marriage, he moved to New York where he got his
own column in The Sun Dial.
Danny's Own Story, a novel, comes out in 1912, followed by
Dreams and Dust a poetry in 1915, The Cruise of the Jasper
B in 1916, and Hermione and Her Little Group of Serious
Thinkers in 1918.
Marquis wrote also some plays, ( Words and Thoughts, 1924 -
The Old Soak, 1927 - Out of the Sea, 1928) and an
unfinished autobiographical novel.
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