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Wikipedia Overview
James Rufus Agee was an American novelist, journalist, poet, screenwriter and film critic. In the 1940s, writing for Time, he was one of the most influential film critics in the United States. His autobiographical novel, A Death in the Family (1957), won the author a posthumous 1958 Pulitzer Prize. Agee is also known as a co-writer of the book Let Us Now Praise Famous Men and as the screenwriter of the film classics The African Queen and The Night of the Hunter.
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James Agee Conference is ahead on Saturday - Knox TN Today
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Readings: James Agee’s Complete Film Criticism: Reviews, Essays, and Manuscripts - Film Comment
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The Formative Years of James Agee: Knoxville's Lasting Imprint - Tennessee State Museum
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How James Agee invented a medium while writing for Fortune | Opinion - Knoxville News Sentinel
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316 James Agee St Apt 2, Knoxville, TN 37916 - Realtor.com
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Eighty Years of James Agee - Los Angeles Review of Books
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Letters of James Agee to Father Flye - Commonweal Magazine
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About 75 years ago, author James Agee witnessed the arrival of cinema as an art form - The Knoxville Mercury
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Flavorwire Author Club: James Agee Defined New Journalism With ‘Let Us Now Praise Famous Men’ - Flavorwire
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Saluting an alum's service, 70 years later - ASU News
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Downriver and Heavenward with James Agee - The Criterion Collection
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Let Us Now Praise James Agee on His 115th Birthday - Town Topics
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Vistas of Perfection - Harvard Magazine
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Pinned: Wells Tower, James Agee, Jill Lepore, David Foster Wallace, John Jeremiah Sullivan, Jennifer Egan, Sylvia Plath - Nieman Storyboard
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'Let Us Now Praise Famous Men' by James Agee and Walker Evans - Broad Street Review
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'You're a Parasite': The Stark Morals of James Agee's Great Depression Essay - The Atlantic
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The Many Sides of James Agee - The Criterion Collection
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R.B. Morris Revives His One-Act Play About James Agee - The Knoxville Mercury
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James Agee’s muse lies in Greenwood Cemetery - Knox TN Today
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Origin Stories - Harvard Magazine
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James Agee’s Brooklyn Is - BKMAG
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Review of James Agee and Walker Evans's "Cotton Tenants: Three Families" - History News Network
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Innocence and Loss - The American Scholar
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'A Death in the Family' author James Agee to be honored in his hometown - WBIR
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What We’re Reading: James Agee and More - newyorker.com
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'All the Way Home' by James Agee movie filming and premiere - Knoxville News Sentinel
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Tennessee State Museum and Nashville Opera to Present Performance of Samuel Barber/James Agee Composition, “Knoxville: Summer of 1915” - TN.gov
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Review: Knoxville wrestles with the past and the prose of James Agee - Your Observer
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How the Gritty Knoxville of 1915 Compares to James Agee’s Idyllic Memoir - The Knoxville Mercury
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In praise of film writer James Agee - The Guardian
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A Paean to Forbearance (the Rough Draft) (Published 2013) - The New York Times
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What We Can Still Learn From 'Knoxville: Summer, 1915' - Time Magazine
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Charlie Chaplin and James Agee after the nuclear apocalypse in The Tramp’s New World - INDY Week
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5 celebrations of summer from American writers - The Christian Science Monitor
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James Agee's 'Cotton Tenants' -- And Why We're Only Reading It Now - The Awl
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New edition of 'A Death in the Family' restores James Agee's vision - Seacoastonline.com
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James Agee's legacy changes with discovery of new text - The Christian Science Monitor
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'Amazing new work': Agee's story of loss coming to Knoxville stage - WBIR
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James Agee Obituary - Hampton, VA - Daily Press
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Agee’s Gospel - The Nation
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Scratching Out a Living - Newsweek
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In Praise of James Agee - The Texas Observer
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Walker Evans | James Agee, Oldfield, Aug. (1937) | Art & Prints - Artsy
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James Agee's lasting tribute to his father - WBIR
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R.B. Morris rehearsing his new play “The Man Who Lives Here Is Loony" - Knoxville News Sentinel
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James Allen Agee II Obituary (2024) - Sweetwater, TN - Kyker Funeral Homes - Kingston - Legacy obituary
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James Agee - Legacy obituary
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Revisiting James Agee: Discovering the Original ‘Let Us Now Praise Famous Men’ - The Daily Beast
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The Most Famous Story We Never Told - Fortune
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Hersey Apologizes to a Writer Over an Article on Agee (Published 1988) - The New York Times
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Why Omar El Akkad keeps re-reading James Agee's classic 1957 novel A Death in the Family - CBC
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Agee, Before He Was Famous - The American Prospect
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REV. JAMES H. FLYE, 100, IS DEAD; FRIEND OF JAMES AGEE, THE WRITER (Published 1985) - The New York Times
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Poems by James Agee; PERMIT ME VOYAGE. By Jane [ Agee. With Foreword by Archi-] bald Mo. cLetsh. 59 pp. 1Ve'v [ Hax-en : Yale Uierity Press. $2. (Published 1934) - The New York Times
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James Agee Obituary (2009) - Strasburg, VA - Northern Virginia Daily - Legacy obituary
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Chronicle of poverty in Great Depression echoes from Alabama to Scituate - The Patriot Ledger
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Let Us Now Praise Famous Photo Albums: Walker Evans’ Albums for Let Us Now Praise Famous Men - The Library of Congress (.gov)
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Famous Men - The New York Times
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The Bomb - Time Magazine
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‘Cotton Tenants: Three Families’ (Published 2013) - The New York Times
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A WOUNDED LIFE, A FATHER 'PERFECT IN DEATH' (Published 1986) - The New York Times
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JAMES AND JOEL AGEE: LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON? (Published 1981) - The New York Times
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Father Flye - newyorker.com
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ONE TOO MANY FOR THE MUSE (Published 1985) - The New York Times
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