Welcome to the official Thornton Wilder Society Web site, dedicated to preserving and expanding the legacy of Thornton Wilder, a three time Pulitzer Prize winner and the only winner for both fiction and drama.


Thornton Wilder

Thornton Wilder as Mr. Antrobus in his 1942 play The Skin of Our Teeth.

 

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Educational Resources


Bibliography
Books and Articles about Wilder's Works

Beinecke Research Grants
Yale Fellowships for Wilder Scholars

Our Town Study Guide
For Teachers and Students

Scholarly Exchange Bulletin Board
For Wilder Scholars

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The Society website is hosted at The College of New Jersey in Ewing, NJ.

              

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Upcoming Events

 

OUR TOWN, Great Plains Theatre, Abilene, KS, October 31-November 16, 2008

 

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"WILDER IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY"

First International Thornton Wilder Conference

October 2-4, 2008

The College of New Jersey

Ewing Township, NJ

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Scholarly Exchange Bulletin Board


Call for Paper Proposals on Adaptations of or by Thornton Wilder, ALA, May 21-24, 2009

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Newsletter

The 2007 issue of The Thornton Wilder Society Newsletter is now available to Society members.  Click here to view the table of contents »

The 2008 issue will be devoted to "Wilder in the Twenty-first Century," the first international Thornton Wilder conference (see above), and will be distributed later this year. Join today and receive your copy free!

Now available: the complete interview with David Hammond, the director of Thornton Wilder's adaptation of A Doll's House; click here to read it.

 

 

archives

Read articles on a variety of Wilder-related topics.

 

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In The News


Historian David McCullough influenced by Thornton Wilder.

 

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Wilder Queries

Question:   Which video or DVD version of Our Town do you recommend?

 

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