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She was diagnosed with "acute Anxiety"

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Born: December 14, 1916, San Francisco, CA

Died: August 8, 1965, North Bennington, VT

Spouse: Stanley Edgar Hyman (m. 1940–1965)

Awards: Edgar Award for Best Short Story

Short stories: The Lottery, Charles, The Possibility of Evil, The Lovely House, Louisa, Please

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The bird record finds out that Shirley Jackson was born in December 1916. However, she stated that actually she was born in 1919.

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Wrote The Lottery, a highly controversial and famous novel.

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Shirley Jackson got a edger award for best short story. She also has a net worth of  $7,143,312 2.

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her best known poem was "the lottery" and it has a sinister underside to a bucolic american village.

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Born on December 14, 1916

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she was an author, famous for her short story,"the lottery."

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Shirley Hardie was an american author who was very popular in historical literarture.

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She is a famous author. Her work had seen a lot of attention from literary critics in recent years. Her book "The lottery" became a classic horror tale. One of her book was included the year's ten best novels by time magazine. Born: December 14, 1916, San Fransisco

Died: August 8, 1965, North Bennigton VT

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-Born in San Francisco
-Spent childhood in Burlingame California
-First story was Janice
-The Haunting of Hill House was her best known novel
Born in 1916 and died in 1965

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Writer Shirley Jackson was born in 1916 in San Francisco, California. Among her early works was "The Lottery," the highly controversial and famous tale about a village that partakes in an annual death ritual. Jackson, who also wrote such novels as The Haunting of Hill House and We Have Always Lived in the Castle, died of heart failure in 1965. After a year, in 1936, She withdrew from University of Rochester and spent a year at home practicing writing, producing a minimum of a thousand words a day.  She then entered Syracuse University where she then published her first story "Janice" and was appointed as the fiction editor of the campus humor magazine. In 1949, the Hymen family moved to West-port, Connecticut, so Hymen could commute to his new job on The New Yorker staff, and Shirley’s second book. <cited from Shirley Jackson's bio>

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Shirley Jackson was  an American author. She was a popular writer in her time, and her work has received increased attention from literary critics in recent years.

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In 2007 the Shirley Jackson Awards
were established. The prize is awarded in several categories (short fiction, novellas, etc.) to stories in horror , the dark fantastic ,and psychological suspense.

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she consistently refused to be interviewed

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She was born in December 14, 1916 and died in August 8, 1965.

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She is best known for her short story  "The Lottery"

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Shirley's children edited some of her books, and they have now become editors. Shirley died at age 48 with an unexpected heart failure while taking her daily afternoon nap because she was an overweight smoker. One of Shirley's books, the Lottery was translated into many other languages after it was written.

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She wrote poetry and short stories as a young teenager.

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She was born in Sanfrancisco on December 14, 191