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Birth
Born on December 14th, 1919 in San Francisco. -
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The Life of Shirley Jackson
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Moved
Moved to Rochester, New York
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Graduation
Graduated from Brighton High School.
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College
Enrolled at the University of Rochester. After one year returned home to continue writing.
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College
Enrolled at Syracuse University to try college as a serious writer for the second time.
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Graduation
Graduated from Syracuse University with a Bachleor of Arts Degree.
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Marriage
Married to American literary critic Stanley Edgar Hymann
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First Publication
First publication, "My Life with RH Macy"
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Birth of First Child
IN 1942, my first child, Laurence, was born -
Publication
"The Road Through The Wall" was published.
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"The Lottery" was published in the magazine, "The New Yorker." -
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"Hangsaman" was published
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"Life Amoung The Savages" was published.
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"The Witchcraft of Salem Village" was published.
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"Raising Demons," sequel to "Life Amoung The Savages" was published.
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"The Sundial" was published.
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"The Haunting of House HIll" was published. This was also adapted into a film called, "The Haunting."
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Edgar Allen Poe Award
In 1961, I won the Edgar Allen Poe for my novel, "Louisa, Please Come Home." -
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"We Have Always Lived in A Castle" was published. Choosen in 1962 for Times Magazine's Top Ten Best Novels of the Year.
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Publication
"We Have Always Lived in a Castle" was published. Choosen in 1962 for Times Magazine's Top Ten Best Novels of the Year.
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Diagnosed
Diagnosed with a severe case of anxiety. Put under the care of a pyschiatrist.
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Death
Died on August 8th, 1965 of heart failure. With obesity, depression, anxiety, smoking, heart problems, etc. contributing to her death.