Stark Young

Biography

Stark Young was a Mississippi native and a member of the Vanderbilt Fugitive movement. A playwright and critic, He founded the Texas Review and was a drama critic for the New Republic. His most famous novel, So Red the Rose, addresses the American Civil War.

See Work

Spring 1935

Encaustics for Southerners

By Stark Young
Summer 1933

The Room Where My Uncle Died

By Stark Young
Winter 1932

Parallels in Italy

By Stark Young
Winter 1937

More Encaustics for Southerners

By Stark Young
CRITICISM / Spring 1933

Theatre 1932 New York

By Stark Young

The year of 1932 is ended, with its winter premieres and ventures in production, its spring showings, its continuations of what had proved itself a success or fairly successful, its summer of revivals and fresh experiments in groups, little...