Graduate cum laude of the University of Cincinnati and fiction writer, Tupper
Greenwald wrote short stories and plays in the 1920s. Several of his stories were printed in literary journals of the day, including The Double Dealer, The Midland, and The American Hebrew. He also published in The Reflex. Two of his short stories were chosen to be included in "Best Short Stories of 1924" and "Best Short Stories of 1926." Illness curtailed his writing activities. He lived in Indianapolis with his family prior to his death.
Greenwald wrote short stories and plays in the 1920s. Several of his stories were printed in literary journals of the day, including The Double Dealer, The Midland, and The American Hebrew. He also published in The Reflex. Two of his short stories were chosen to be included in "Best Short Stories of 1924" and "Best Short Stories of 1926." Illness curtailed his writing activities. He lived in Indianapolis with his family prior to his death.
Graduate cum laude of the University of Cincinnati and fiction writer, Tupper
Greenwald wrote short stories and plays in the 1920s. Several of his stories were printed in literary journals of the day, including The Double Dealer, The Midland, and The American Hebrew. He also published in The Reflex. Two of his short stories were chosen to be included in "Best Short Stories of 1924" and "Best Short Stories of 1926." Illness curtailed his writing activities. He lived in Indianapolis with his family prior to his death.
Greenwald wrote short stories and plays in the 1920s. Several of his stories were printed in literary journals of the day, including The Double Dealer, The Midland, and The American Hebrew. He also published in The Reflex. Two of his short stories were chosen to be included in "Best Short Stories of 1924" and "Best Short Stories of 1926." Illness curtailed his writing activities. He lived in Indianapolis with his family prior to his death.
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