Background
King, Cynthia Bregman was born on August 27, 1925 in New York City. Daughter of Adolph and Elsie (Oschrin) Bregman.
(After two years traveling with a hippie family, eighteen-...)
After two years traveling with a hippie family, eighteen-year-old Paul returns home to finish school and to go sailing again with the girl friend whose father's false accusations had caused him to run away.
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(Critically acclaimed, this novelization of the Norse Myth...)
Critically acclaimed, this novelization of the Norse Myths by Cynthia King is again available! The gods, giants, dragons and messengers are here, their joys and anguish, their battles with evil from the dawn of life in Valhalla out of fire and ice, to the predicted death of Balder the Good, and the ensuing cataclysmic battle-Ragnarok-between Gods and Giants. "The author is to be praised for the skill and dignity with which she has handled this...grand and powerful tragedy of the gods."-Library Journal "Resonant"-Kirkus "Suggested for the small library"-ALA Booklist
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King, Cynthia Bregman was born on August 27, 1925 in New York City. Daughter of Adolph and Elsie (Oschrin) Bregman.
Student, Bryn Mawr College, 1943-1944; student, University Chicago, 1944-1946; student, New York University, 1964-1967.
Associate editor, Hillman Periodicals, New York City, 1946-1950;
managing editor, Fawcett Publs., New York City, 1950-1955;
creative writing teacher, The Awty School, Houston, 1974-1975. Book reviewer, New York Times Book Review, 1976-1983, Detroit News, 1980-1988. Director short story symposium Friends of Detroit Public Library. and Detroit Women Writers, 1985.
Creative writing residencies Michigan Council of the Arts, Detroit, 1976-1986.
(Critically acclaimed, this novelization of the Norse Myth...)
(Critically acclaimed, this novelization of the Norse Myth...)
(After two years traveling with a hippie family, eighteen-...)
(A little boy gradually outgrows his dependence on his ima...)
(A novel by Cynthia King. Hardcover.)
Member Pritchards Island advisory board University South Carolina, Beaufort, 1991—2006. President Fripp Island Audubon Club, 1991—1992. Assistant to chairman Beaufort County Democratic Party, 1989—1991.
Member The Authors Guild, Poets and Writers, Inc., Detroit Working Writers, Inc. (president 1979-1981), Hugh Townley Foundation, Inc. (chair since 2009).
Married Jonathan King July 26, 1944 (dec 1997). Children: Gordon Barkley, Austin Arthur (deceased), Nathaniel Bregman.