Person Detail: Dorothy Parker

General Information:
Full Name: Dorothy Parker
Biography: (1893-1967) Short-story writer and poet. Dorothy Parker was a member of the Algonquin Hotel's Round Table; she lived at 57 West 57th Street in Manhattan, New York. She first served as drama critic for "Vanity Fair" (1916-17) and book critic for the "New Yorker" (1927). In 1992 the United States Postal Service issued its tenth stamp in the Literary Arts series in honor of Dorothy Parker.
Author's Timeline:
1893		(Unknown) County Dorothy Parker was born Dorothy Rothschild in West End, New Jersey in 1893.
1967		New York County Dorothy Parker died in New York, New York, in 1967.
1926		(Unknown) County Enough Rope Poetry.
1931		(Unknown) County Death And Taxes Poetry.
1930		(Unknown) County Laments for the Living Short stories.
1939		(Unknown) County Here Lies Collection of short stories.
1988		(Unknown) County The ashes of Dorothy Parker were scattered at the Dorothy Parker Memorial Garden (NAACP Headquarters), Baltimore, Maryland.
1933		(Unknown) County After Such Pleasures Short stories.
1924		(Unknown) County Close Harmony Play; collaborated with Elmer Rice.
1953		(Unknown) County Ladies of the Corridor Play.
1928		(Unknown) County Sunset Gun Collection of poetry.
1942		(Unknown) County Collected Stories Collection of stories.
1944		(Unknown) County Collected Poetry Collection of poetry.
?		New York County Parker lived in Manhattan, New York. She was a member of the Algonquin Hotel's Round Table; she lived at 57 West 57th Street.