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can just as easily be sold as competently developed entertainment concerned with topical theme and resolvement. Swain's screenplay is not to be labeled conventional, nor is it to be characterized as something merely emulating the top-grossing theatrical films delving into the comlexities of psychological abnormality.
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A production threesome—consisting of writer Dwight V. Swain, director Ned Hockman and Joe E. Burke—can be credited for an impressive study of contemporary psychological behavior, and while the more sensationalized selling, understandably, will lure the action-inclined crowds tin the bigger cities, it
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Swain married twice. In Chicago, on August 6, 1942, he married Margaret Reaves Simpson in Chicago on August 6, 1942. They were divorced in 1968, having produced one child, a son, Thomas McCray Swain. From February 12, 1969 until his death, Swain was married to Joye Raechel Boulton. While living in
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In June 1974, the Dwight V. Swain Award, an annual scholarship given to the top undergraduate Professional Writing student, was instituted by the School of Journalism, University of Oklahoma. In November 1991, Swain was inducted into the Oklahoma Professional Writer's Hall of Fame.
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in November 1941. He contributed stories in the science fiction, mystery, Western, and action-adventure genres to a variety of magazines of the pulp variety. His first published book was
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in approximately 1935. His first science fiction story sold was "Henry Horn's Super Solvent", which appeared in
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Swain's novella "Drummers of Daugavo" was the cover story for the March 1943 issue of
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He joined the staff of the successful Professional Writing Program of the
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On February 24, 1992, Swain died of undisclosed causes at his home in
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by Gerald Hatch. During the 1960s, he scripted a motion picture,
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He later published non-fiction books about writing, including
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Reginald, R; Burgess, Mary A.; Menville, Douglas (1979).
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Index

Dwight Swain

Rochester
Michigan
Norman
Oklahoma

Fantastic Adventures
Robert Gibson Jones
Rochester, Michigan
Rochester, Michigan
University of Michigan
Bachelor of Arts
Fantastic Adventures
Ace Double
dos-à-dos
J.T. McIntosh
Stark Fear
Kenneth Tobey
Beverly Garland
University of Oklahoma
San Miguel de Allende
Costa Rica
Norman, Oklahoma



Science Fiction and Fantasy Literature Vol. 2
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