Zelda Popkin (née Feinberg; 5 July 1898 – 25 May 1983) was an American writer of novels and mystery stories. She created Mary Carner, one of the first...

Richard Popkin, academic philosopher Samuel L. Popkin, political scientist Zelda Popkin, fiction author Popkins, a British racehorse Popkin, a term meaning...

sculptor Zelda Nordlinger (1932–2008), American feminist and women's rights activist coordinator Zelda Popkin (1898–1983), American mystery novelist Zelda Rubinstein...

messianism. Richard Popkin was born in Manhattan to author Zelda Popkin and her husband Louis Popkin, who together ran a small public relations firm. He earned...

forgotten, by largely unknown authors (Death Wears a White Gardenia, by Zelda Popkin, #13) are in the same series as valuable original paperback editions...

and Liveright, 1928), which is believed to have been ghost-written by Zelda Popkin, a journalist and novelist of the period. He lost almost everything in...

served as the literary agent for Christina Stead, Francis Steegmuller, Zelda Popkin, and Robert Scheer, among others. Abels served as Sylvia Plath's model...

martial and damning the oxymoron of "quick trial". American novelist Zelda Popkin made Tobianski's execution and posthumous rehabilitation a central episode...

Jacksonville Jaguars and collegiate star at the University of Virginia. Zelda Popkin (1898-1983), novelist. Justin Sears (born 1994), professional basketball...

including Harper Lee, Nicholas Delbanco, Thomas Pynchon, Eugenia Price, Zelda Popkin, Wayne Greenhaw, and Lane Kauffmann. Hohoff contributed to a corporate...