William Saroyan, a renowned Armenian-American literary virtuoso, entered this world on August 31, 1908, and his extraordinary life came to a close on May 18, 1981. Throughout his illustrious career, Saroyan effortlessly traversed multiple creative dimensions, showcasing his remarkable versatility as a novelist, playwright, and short story writer. His impressive literary repertoire garnered him an array of prestigious accolades, including the coveted Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1940. Moreover, in 1943, Saroyan's outstanding work on the film adaptation of his novel, The Human Comedy, earned him the Academy Award for Best Story.
William Saroyan
Deceased · Born: Aug 31, 1908 · Died: May 18, 1981
