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He had just been visited by a white mouse.ANSWER "Stuart Little" was published in 1945. In a 1973 letter to students of children's literature, White wrote, "There was no preparation for writing 'Stuart Little.' I did no research. The story we written, episode by episode, over a period of about twelve years, for home consumption. I had nephews and nieces who wanted me to tell them a story, and that's the way I went about it. Book publication was not in my mind." During the time that he was writing "Stuart Little," he had said that the idea came to him in a dream while he was sleeping on the subway. In a 1949 letter to Morris Bishop, White wrote, "The last couple of chapters in "Stuart Little' were no dream, they were a nightmare: I wrote them doggedly and while under the impression that I was at death's door and should catch up on loose ends."
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Eb Lottimer's birth name is Edmund Lottimer.
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EB White wrote Stuart Little and Charlotte's Web.
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EB White wrote Stuart Little and Charlotte's Web.
It stands for Elwyn Brooks White. He is the author of "Charlotte's Web" and "Stuart Little."
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Elwyn Brooks White (who wrote Stuart Little and Charlotte's Web) died on October the 1st, 1985 (aged 86).
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Elwyn Brooks White.OR EB WHITE.Author of Charlotte's Web, The Trumpet of the Swan, and Stuart Little.
He was a American writer who wrote many books for both adults and children including Charlotte's Web and Stuart Little.
No, E.B. White is not female. E.B. White was a male writer known for his contributions to literature, including works like "Charlotte's Web" and "Stuart Little".
E.B. White is better known for his prose writing, such as "Charlotte's Web" and "Stuart Little," rather than poems. He didn't write many poems, but one notable piece is "Natural History," where he contemplates the passage of time and the fleeting beauty of life.
He had just been visited by a white mouse.ANSWER "Stuart Little" was published in 1945. In a 1973 letter to students of children's literature, White wrote, "There was no preparation for writing 'Stuart Little.' I did no research. The story we written, episode by episode, over a period of about twelve years, for home consumption. I had nephews and nieces who wanted me to tell them a story, and that's the way I went about it. Book publication was not in my mind." During the time that he was writing "Stuart Little," he had said that the idea came to him in a dream while he was sleeping on the subway. In a 1949 letter to Morris Bishop, White wrote, "The last couple of chapters in "Stuart Little' were no dream, they were a nightmare: I wrote them doggedly and while under the impression that I was at death's door and should catch up on loose ends."