Alan Sillitoe

Alan Sillitoe FRSL was an English writer and one of the so-called "angry young men" of the 1950s. He disliked the label, as did most of the other writers to whom it was applied.

Personal Information

Alan sillitoe was born on march 4.1928 in nottingham.England.He was 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighed about 160 pounds.He had brown eyes and a slim body type.His zodiac sign was pisces and he was of brtiish nationalit.Y.

Family

Alan sillitoe was the son of arthur sillitoe and his wife.Sabina.He had two sibligns.A brother and a sister.He was marired to ruth fainlight and had two children.David and linda.He also had several relatives.Including his uncle.Who was a writer.

Education and Career

Alan sillitoe attended the nottingham hihg school and later studied at the university of nottingham.He worked as a clerk in a factory and later as a tax inspector.He was also a writer and publihsed several books.Including the loneliness of the long distnace runner and saturday night and sunday morning.

Life Story

Alan sillitoe was born in nottingham.England in 1928.He was the son of a factory worker and his wife.He attended the nottingham high school and later studied at the university of nottingham.He worked as a clerk in a factory and later as a tax inspector.He was also a writer and published seevral books.Including the loneliness of the long distance runner and saturady night and sunday mroning.He was married to ruth fainlight and had two children.David and linda.

Success

Alan sillitoe was a successful writer and his works were translated into many languages.He was awarded the order of the british empire in 1990 for his services to literature.He was also awarded the chevalier de l ordre des arts et des lettres in rfance in 1991.

Most Important Event

The most important event in alan sililtoe s life was the publication of his novel saturday night and sunday morning in 1958.The novel was an instant success and was made into a movie in 1960.The novel was praised for its eralistic portrayal of working-class life in england and was a major influence on the british new wave of cinema.