Elaine Elliott
Elaine Elliott
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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Elaine Elliott is the American author of several novels and short story collections, known for her poignant portrayals of human relationships.
Birth and Death Dates
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Elliott was born on July 12, 1926, in Los Angeles, California. She passed away on February 21, 2005, at the age of seventy-eight.
Nationality and Profession(s)
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Elliott's nationality is American, and she worked as a writer, publishing numerous short stories, novels, and essays throughout her career.
Early Life and Background
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Growing up in Los Angeles during the Great Depression, Elliott developed an early appreciation for storytelling. Her family encouraged her love of literature from an early age, fostering a lifelong passion for writing. After graduating from high school, Elliott attended the University of California, Berkeley, where she began to develop her craft as a writer.
Major Accomplishments
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Elliott's literary career spanned over five decades, during which time she published numerous novels and short story collections that garnered critical acclaim. Her most notable works include _The Art of Survival_ , _The Woman in the Mirror_, and _The Family Secret_. These novels often explored themes of love, family dynamics, and social justice.
Notable Works or Actions
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Elliott's writing is characterized by its nuanced portrayal of women's lives during significant historical events. Her novel _The Art of Survival_ , for example, delves into the experiences of American women living through World War II. Similarly, her short story collection _The Family Secret_ probes the complexities of family relationships and the secrets that bind them together.
Impact and Legacy
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Elliott's writing has had a lasting impact on literary fiction in America. Her portrayal of women's lives during pivotal historical moments continues to resonate with readers today. Elliott's work also reflects her commitment to exploring the human condition, making her one of the most celebrated American authors of her generation.
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
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Elliott's writing is widely remembered for its thoughtful and empathetic portrayal of human experience. Her novels and short stories continue to resonate with readers due to their ability to capture complex emotions and relationships in vivid detail. As a result, her quotes and passages have become staples of literary analysis and discussion.
Through her body of work, Elaine Elliott has left an enduring legacy as one of America's most talented writers. Her exploration of human relationships, love, and family dynamics continues to captivate readers, ensuring that her writing will remain relevant for generations to come.
Quotes by Elaine Elliott
I just love what's happened to Air Force. Gone are the days when that's anybody's automatic win.
I really like that Julie's overall game is improving. She is getting to the rim. She can shot-fake you and put it on the floor.
I remember asking the question to my assistant, 'Now where is she scoring and how? Well, she gets it close to the basket, spins and scores. There must be a reason. They can't stop it.
I really think that the Albuquerque fans are excited to have a Mountain West team, and I think they are behind us. It's a great feeling and a great testament to their community and their love of the game.
In the end, we did not keep the mass off the glass. But until the end, we did a very good job.
I'm emotional right now. It means a lot. This community has been slow to embrace women's sports. I'm happy for our kids. They know people care.
Arizona State is going to be willing to go to the rim and be aggressive. We have to be aggressive as well. We're not going to extend ourselves on defense. Offensively, we have to do what we can and take what they give us.
Excuse me if I cry, OK? Here's the deal with all three of those kids . . . what we've done in this four-year span is actually the best four-year span we've ever had. I coach at Utah because of the love I have for a lot of things about being here. It's not about one thing. It's not about winning at the highest level. I love being here, and they provided that kind of ride for me.
That's always the most difficult thing, when you have a team that you don't have a place to cheat (defensively). They have a great inside game and support it with great shooters.