After a year that has tested us in unimaginable ways, we've seen how people from all walks of life have stepped up to create change to make things better. Here's to ringing in 2021 with optimism for what's to come and a belief that our best days are still ahead. Happy New Year!
It is once again the birthday of Jacques Futrelle, author of "The Problem of Cell 13" who went down with the Titanic! https://t.co/EfV4cnahOe #JacquesFutrelle
It's the birthday of the great Hans Christian Andersen, who wrote such fairy tales as The Little Mermaid and The Ugly Duckling and was himself a bit of an ugly duckling. https://t.co/sEneuiV6js #HansChristianAndersen#susansalmanacproject
It's the birthday of Jean-Baptiste-Joseph Fourier (1768-1830), brilliant mathematician and brilliant Egyptologist responsible for one of the most comprehensive works ever published on Egypt!
https://t.co/meVG4mXbBT #Fourier#susansalmanacproject
It's the birthday of Mickey Spillane, who once said he wasn't interested in reading reviews, just royalty checks. (It worked out well for him.) https://t.co/tHgxpPY9os #MickeySpillane#susansalmanacproject
It's the birthday of one of today's most important authors, Colum McCann, whose novel Let the Great World Spin is said to be the first great 9/11 novel. https://t.co/JpMurYz8Jp #ColumMcCann#susansalmanacproject
It's the birthday of the remarkable Dorothy Canfield Fishers, who wrote oodles of books and did tons of good works and authored the fantastic children's novel, Understood Betsy!
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It's the author of the fantastic children's book illustrator and author, Mark Teague--known for the Mrs. LaRue series and for illustrating How Do Dinosaurs Say Good Night? https://t.co/lIMRr0qosC #MarkTeague#susansalmanacproject
It's the birthday of Christopher Marlowe, second to none (except Shakespeare) when it comes to blank verse drama and second to none (including Shakespeare) when it comes to dramatic life events! https://t.co/WFvOCcwbid #ChristopherMarlowe