Biography of the American author.

At Columbus State University. Operates a museum in the author's childhood home. Brief biography. Also information on the writer's house in Nyack, New York.

Finding aid for this special collection of manuscripts and correspondence at the University of Texas. Includes a biographical essay.

RealAudio files of three poems, and selections from "The Ballad of the Sad Cafe" and from "The Member of the Wedding."

Organization affiliated with the American Literature Association promotes interest in the works and life of McCullers. History, by-laws.

Jonathan Yardley reconsiders "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter." [Washington Post]

Panel discussion between Carlos Dews, Virginia Spencer Carr, and Will Brantley. Moderated by Barbara Ewell. Describes the friendship between the two writers.

Brief biography from Bedford/St. Martin's.

Biographical information on the 1994 inductee.

Overview of her life and works.

Broadway credits. Plays written by her, or based on her works.

Filmography. Movies and television productions based on her works.

Biography and bibliography, prepared by Carlos Dews.

Although McCullers is sometimes classified as a Southern gothic writer, humor has an important function in her works. [Studies in American Humor]

Bibliography. Texts of some of her articles and poems. Reviews of her major works. Extensive links.

Feature section includes discussion questions, brief descriptions of other Carson McCullers books, biographical timeline, excerpts from the novelist's unfinished autobiography, and the text of her first published story.

A flawed human being, to be sure, Carson McCullers was a great artist.

Brief biography.

Short biography, with links to related topics.