William Clark Styron, Jr (1925 - 2006)

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William Clark Styron, Jr

Birth:	Jun. 11, 1925
Death:	Nov. 1, 2006
Author. Best known for the award-winning novel "Sophie's Choice", which detailed a non-Jewish Holocaust survivor from Poland, he was awarded the 1968 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for his work "The Confessions of Nat Turner." His other works included "A Tidewater Morning," a collection of fiction pieces, a book of essays, "This Quiet Dust," and the best-selling memoir "Darkness Visible," in which he recalled nearly taking his own life. Cause of death: Pneumonia Search Amazon for William Styron

Burial: West Chop Cemetery Tisbury Dukes County Massachusetts, USA
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