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American novelist
David Walton is an American
short story writer,
novelist and critic.
Life
He is semi-retired from
University of Pittsburgh
Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences in Oakland,
[1] now teaching mainly in the university's
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.
[2]
He lives in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Awards
Works
Criticism
- David Walton (August 24, 2003).
"'Our Lady of the Forest' one of year's best novels". The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.[
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- DAVID WALTON (December 9, 2003).
"Poetry unleashed". The Petersburg Times Floridian.
- David Walton (May 22, 2005).
"McCullough captures drama in '1776'". The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.[
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- David Walton (November 6, 2005).
"'The Lost Painting' a thrilling detective yarn". The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.[
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- David Walton (January 4, 2009).
Review: In 'Fires of Vesuvius' by Mary Beard, Pompeii's ruins have much to tell. Archived from
the original on June 7, 2011. Retrieved October 29, 2009.
- DAVID WALTON (May 12, 2009).
"'Stone's Fall' by Iain Pears: A mystery of epic proportions". The Dallas Morning News.[
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- David Walton (September 13, 2009).
"Veronica Buckley captures 'The Secret Wife of Louis XIV' in her biography of an unassuming mistress". The Cleveland Plain Dealer.
- David Walton (September 29, 2009).
"How falsehoods spread". The Louisville Courier-Journal.
- DAVID WALTON (Oct 10, 2009).
"A.S. Byatt's "The Children's Book"". The Kansas City Star.[
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