Robie Macauley

American editor and novelist

Robie Macauley - Artists & Creatives born May 31st, 1919
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An American editor, novelist, and critic, contributed significantly to literature through editing and writing. Held various editorial positions, influencing many writers. Published several novels that explored themes of identity and dislocation. Also critiqued literary works, providing insights that enriched literary discourse.

Edited notable literary journals

Published novels including 'The Last American'

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