Sancton, Thomas (Thomas Alexander), 1949-
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Sancton, Tom, 1949-
Sancton, Tommy, 1949-
Identifies LC/NAF RWO
Identifies RWO
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Sources
found: Galvanized Washboard Band, 1968?:container (Tommy Sancton, clarinet)
found: Song for my fathers, 2006:ECIP t.p. (Tom Sancton) data sheet (Tom Sancton, Tommy Sancton; journalist and musician) published t.p. (Tom Sancton) jacket flap (Tom Sancton; graduated from Harvard, 1971; attended Oxford as a Rhodes scholar; worked for Time magazine for 22 years; coauthored the bestseller Death of a princess in 1998; also clarinetist at major jazz festivals and recording artist) published verso t.p. (Thomas A. Sancton)
found: Death of a princess, 1998:CIP t.p. (Thomas Sancton) published t.p. (Thomas Sancton)
found: America in the eyes of the French left, 1848-1871, 1978:title page (Thomas A. Sancton; submitted this work as his doctoral thesis to the University of Oxford in 1978)
found: Email from Thomas Sancton, September 4, 2007(b. Mar. 25, 1949; middle name Alexander; prefers use of name Thomas; Tommy used only in sound recordings and performances; used jazz acquaintances' names, Albert Burbank and Lorenzo Tio, Jr., as pseudonyms, along with his real name, in literary contest at Harvard, 1971)
found: Time of my life, 2019:title page (Tom Sancton, writer of foreword)
found: English Wikipedia, August 2, 2021:(Thomas Alexander Sancton; taught journalism at the American University of Paris from 2002 to 2004. In 2007 he was named Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities at Tulane University, where he taught creative writing until 2011; born 1949, Jackson, Mississippi, U.S.)
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- [Do not confuse with his father, Sancton, Thomas (NAR n 2006069085)]
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2005-04-20: new
2024-08-17: revised
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