Ring Lardner (1885-1933) was an American writer born in Niles, Michigan. A baseball reporter turned columnist, he wrote stories in the voice of ballplayers, barbers and nobodies, and was admired by Woolf, Hemingway and Fitzgerald, who modelled a character on him. His works include You Know Me Al, The Big Town, How to Write Short Stories, and Round Up.
Ring Lardner (1885-1933) was an American writer born in Niles, Michigan. A baseball reporter turned columnist, he wrote stories in the voice of ballplayers, barbers and nobodies, and was admired by Woolf, Hemingway and Fitzgerald, who modelled a character on him. His works include You Know Me Al,...