
William Saroyan
August 31, 1908 – May 18, 1981
William Saroyan's work offers a distinctive portrayal of Armenian immigrant life in California, often set in Fresno, the heart of the community where he grew up. His stories and plays delve into themes of rootlessness, identity, and the immigrant experience, capturing the joys and struggles of his characters with warmth and deep empathy. Saroyan's writing is characterized by its vibrant prose and profound humanism, making him a compelling voice that explores the multifaceted nature of the American dream.
1944Dear Baby
1964My Name is Aram
1969Stories Adapted
1978Chance Meetings
1981The Human Comedy
1994Fresno Stories
2011Subway Circus
2016Me
2020Hello Out There