Dotson Carlyle Rader

Background

Rader, Dotson Carlyle was born on July 25, 1941 in Minnesota, United States. Son of Paul Carlyle and Lois Rader.

Education

Student, Columbia, 1968.

Career

Editor Defiance: A Radical Review (Warner Communications, Inc.), 1969-1971. Contributing editor Evergreen Review, 1969-1973, Esquire, New York City, 1973-1977, New York magazine, 1977-1980. Consultant National Committee for Literature Arts at Lincoln Center, New York City, since 1980.

Member sponsoring board New Politics, since 1972. Host Free Time Show, W National Educational Television-television, New York City, 1972-1973.

Achievements

• Dotson Carlyle Rader has been listed as a notable writer, journalist by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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• book

  • Tennessee: Cry of the Heart/an Intimate Memoir of Tennessee Williams
  • Tennessee - Cry Of The Heart - An Intimate Memoir Of Tennessee Williams

    (Drama, Plays, Theatre, Literature, Reading, Learning)

  • Blood Dues

    (Dust jacket design by Lidia Ferrara. His third book. His ...)

  • Gov't Inspected Meat and other fun summer things (Government)

Membership

Member Student Peace Union, 1961-1963, Students for a Democratic Society, 1964-1969, War Resisters League, since 1970. President Humanitas, Columbia, 1963-1967. Vice chairman Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice, 1972.

Member Poets, Playwrights, Editors, Essayists and Novelists association, Overseas Press Club, The Dramatists Guild.

Connections

Father:

Paul Carlyle Rader

Mother:

Lois Rader