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'''Edgar Valentine Smith''' was a writer and playwright. He graduated from the [[Marion Military Institute]] and worked for the ''[[Birmingham News]]''. | '''Edgar Valentine Smith''' was a writer and playwright. He graduated from the [[Marion Military Institute]] and worked for the ''[[Birmingham News]]''. | ||
Smith was part of [[The Loafers]], a literary group led by [[Octavus Roy Cohen]]. His short story, "Prelude" won the O. Henry Prize in [[1923]]. He was married to Mary Elizabeth Farrior. | |||
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Revision as of 10:27, 14 February 2010
Edgar Valentine Smith was a writer and playwright. He graduated from the Marion Military Institute and worked for the Birmingham News.
Smith was part of The Loafers, a literary group led by Octavus Roy Cohen. His short story, "Prelude" won the O. Henry Prize in 1923. He was married to Mary Elizabeth Farrior.
External links
- stories by Smith at harpers.org