Curzon, Daniel

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Daniel Curzon is a novelist, playwright and educator. His novels include "Something You Do in the Dark," "From Violent Men," and "The World Can Break Your Heart."

From the description of Daniel Curzon papers, 1960-1996. (San Francisco Public Library). WorldCat record id: 243798958

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Daniel Curzon is the pseudonym of author Daniel P. Brown, born in 1938 in Litchfield, Illinois. He is a novelist, journalist and playwright whose fictional work often concerns gay protagonists struggling to cope within an environment defined by the hostility of anti-gay social entities and instititions. Before retiring he taught writing and literature at California State University, Fresno.

From the guide to the Daniel Curzon Papers, 1974-1986, (ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives)

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creatorOf Curzon, Daniel. Hard to swallow : a ten-minute play / by Daniel Curzon. Ohio State University Libraries
creatorOf Curzon, Daniel. Daniel Curzon papers, 1960-1996. San Francisco Public Library, Main Library
referencedIn Robert Patrick papers, circa 1940-1984 The New York Public Library. Billy Rose Theatre Division.
referencedIn Joyce Carol Oates Papers, 1956-2006 Syracuse University. Library. Special Collections Research Center
creatorOf Patrick, Robert, 1937-. Robert Patrick papers, ca. 1940-1984. New York Public Library System, NYPL
creatorOf Daniel Curzon Papers, 1974-1986 ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives.
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associatedWith Oates, Joyce Carol, 1938- person
associatedWith Patrick, Robert, 1937- person
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Birth 1938-03-19

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