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Wilder’s Thanksgiving Letter to Robert Frost, 1942
Wilder’s Thanksgiving Letter to Robert Frost, 1942
Rosemary StrubNovember 25, 2020
New Podcast: Our Town like you've never heard it before
New Podcast: Our Town like you've never heard it before
Full-Length PlaysThe Wilder FamilyNovember 5, 2020our town
OUR TOWN,With Translations by Nilo Cruz and Jeff Augustin, Now Available in Acting Edition
OUR TOWN,With Translations by Nilo Cruz and Jeff Augustin, Now Available in Acting Edition
Rosemary StrubNovember 5, 2020
The 2020 Thornton Wilder Prize for Translation
The 2020 Thornton Wilder Prize for Translation
Amanda WoodsSeptember 12, 2020
Theater Un-Paused - Our Town Opens in Seoul
Theater Un-Paused - Our Town Opens in Seoul
Amanda WoodsJune 24, 2020
The World Premiere of Thornton Wilder's One Acts - Yale University and Vassar College, 1931
The World Premiere of Thornton Wilder's One Acts - Yale University and Vassar College, 1931
Amanda WoodsJune 18, 2020
An Evening of Wilder's One Acts - Baltimore Center Stage 2001
An Evening of Wilder's One Acts - Baltimore Center Stage 2001
Amanda WoodsJune 8, 2020
Wilder’s Novels Now Available on AudioBook
Wilder’s Novels Now Available on AudioBook
Rosemary StrubMay 6, 2020
Thornton Wilder on Sex at Yale
Thornton Wilder on Sex at Yale
Rosemary StrubApril 15, 2020
An Excerpt from THORNTON WILDER: A LIFE by Penelope Niven
An Excerpt from THORNTON WILDER: A LIFE by Penelope Niven
Amanda WoodsMarch 31, 2020
Mr. McNally, we salute you. Si vales, valeo and farewell.
Mr. McNally, we salute you. Si vales, valeo and farewell.
Amanda WoodsMarch 25, 2020
The Ides of March is Brilliant Satire on Classical Past
The Ides of March is Brilliant Satire on Classical Past
Amanda WoodsMarch 23, 2020
Wilder’s The Alcestiad - A Forum on March 6
Wilder’s The Alcestiad - A Forum on March 6
Amanda WoodsMarch 3, 2020
Our Town’s Reach Across Space & Time
Our Town’s Reach Across Space & Time
Amanda WoodsFebruary 10, 2020
Society Notes from our Douglas correspondent
Society Notes from our Douglas correspondent
Amanda WoodsJanuary 14, 2020
A Radical Moment to Share Some Love
A Radical Moment to Share Some Love
Amanda WoodsDecember 2, 2019
Plays for Bleecker Street
Plays for Bleecker Street
Amanda WoodsNovember 12, 2019
Teaching Guide: The Bridge of San Luis Rey
Teaching Guide: The Bridge of San Luis Rey
Amanda WoodsOctober 21, 2019
A Novel That Parses the Inexplicable
A Novel That Parses the Inexplicable
Amanda WoodsOctober 8, 2019
Professor Wilder in Chicago: 1930-1941
Professor Wilder in Chicago: 1930-1941
Amanda WoodsSeptember 16, 2019
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The Wilder Family LLC celebrates Thornton Wilder as an international Playwright and Novelist. Through partnerships and collaborations with agents, publishers and practitioners throughout the world, we seek to introduce Wilder’s body of work to new audiences, and to encourage subsidiary works based on his published and unpublished record. The family also represents the literary record for Wilder’s three siblings who were also writers: Amos Charlotte and Isabel. With the support of Yale’s Beinecke Rare Books and Manuscript Library (home of the Wilder Family Archive) and The Thornton Wilder Society, we encourage teaching and scholarship in Thornton Wilder and his family. We invite you to explore the website for detailed information about our activities and ways in which you can become involved with them.

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