North Carolina Awards 1981
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Rounds attributes much of the success of his books to his adherence to that simplest rule of writing class — write what you know. "I just seem to have known more than my shore of slightly peculiar people," he once told a bio- grapher. "Most of them had mighty peculiar stories to tell!" A resident of the Sandhills area since 1945, Mr. Rounds has encountered the people who enliven his books in a full life that began in 1906 on a ranch near South Wall, South Dakota. He traveled for years from plac...e to place and job to job, exploring much of America as a cowboy, a sign painter, a railroad worker, a World War II soldier — even a carnival medicine man. He first visited North Carolina in 1937; in 1938, he ensured a lasting attachment to the state by marrying Margaret Olmstead of Lee County, his wife until her death in 1968.
Mr. Rounds began his publishing career as an illustrator, drawing on formal training from the Kansas City Art Institute and the Art Student's League of New York City.
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Rounds attributes much of the success of his books to his adherence to that simplest rule of writing class — write what you know. "I just seem to have known more than my shore of slightly peculiar people," he once told a bio- grapher. "Most of them had mighty peculiar stories to tell!" A resident of the Sandhills area since 1945, Mr. Rounds has encountered the people who enliven his books in a full life that began in 1906 on a ranch near South Wall, South Dakota. He traveled for years from plac...e to place and job to job, exploring much of America as a cowboy, a sign painter, a railroad worker, a World War II soldier — even a carnival medicine man. He first visited North Carolina in 1937; in 1938, he ensured a lasting attachment to the state by marrying Margaret Olmstead of Lee County, his wife until her death in 1968.
Mr. Rounds began his publishing career as an illustrator, drawing on formal training from the Kansas City Art Institute and the Art Student's League of New York City.
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