C. D. B. Bryan - CaLiGraph

Property	Value
rdf:type	St. Anthony Hall member Death from cancer in Connecticut owl:NamedIndividual 1936 birth 2009 death 20th-century American male writer 20th-century American non-fiction writer Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1985 Hotchkiss School alumnus Journalist from New York City Novelist from New York (state) United States Army officer Writer from New York City The Yale Record alumnus Novelist from Connecticut Tennessee Volunteers starting quarterbacks Berkshire School alumnus
rdfs:label	C. D. B. Bryan
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skos:prefLabel	C. D. B. Bryan
skos:altLabel	Bryan, C.D.B. C. L. Bryan Courtlandt D. B. Bryan
clgo:almaMater	Yale University
clgo:award	Peabody Awards
clgo:birthDate	1936-04-22
clgo:birthName	Courtlandt Dixon Barnes Bryan
clgo:birthPlace	Pennsylvania New Jersey Connecticut New York City New York (state)
clgo:birthYear	1936
clgo:deathDate	2009-12-15
clgo:deathPlace	Connecticut Guilford, Connecticut
clgo:deathYear	2009
clgo:education	Berkshire School Yale University
clgo:employer	Monocle (satirical magazine) Morton L. Janklow The New Yorker
clgo:knownFor	Friendly Fire (1979 film) So Much Unfairness of Things
clgo:occupation	Novelist Editor-in-chief
clgo:parent	John O'Hara
is clgo:editor of	Monocle (satirical magazine)

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