Harper Lee: The 'Mockingbird' sequel that never came to be Harper Lee 's career was as prestigious as it was short. The enigmatic author whose award-winning first novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" won the Pulitzer Prize before she decided to eschew fame, never following the novel with a second one. Read full article >> Harper Lee: New documentary provides insight into author's life According to the Washington Post, while it's logical to look for the real Harper in the character of Scout, it might be more appropriate to find her in the guise of Boo Radley. read more Harper Lee's sister, Alice, still practicing law at 100, featured in film, interviews Centenarian Alice Lee -- the oldest lawyer still practicing in Alabama -- was featured Monday night in a PBS documentary about her famous sister, "To Kill a Mockingbird" author Harper Lee. 'Hey Boo: Harper Lee' and 'To Kill a Mockingbird' is a Rare Treat COMMENTARY | PBS' "American Masters" profiled Southern writer Harper Lee, who wrote "To Kill a Mockingbird," on Monday, the Press-Register reports. "Hey, Boo: Harper Lee & To Kill a Mockingbird" is a rare look into Lee's mind. After winning the Pulitzer Prize and seeing her book off to motion picture fame, Lee retreated from public life, Pop Matters reports. Television review: Margaret Mitchell, Harper Lee on PBS 'American Masters' pairs documentaries about two towering figures of American novel writing. But a certain constraint shows: Each writer had but one novel. 'American Masters' pairs documentaries about two towering figures of American novel writing. But a certain constraint shows: Each writer had but one novel. PHOTOS: Harper Lee through the years Harper Lee's career was as prestigious as it was short. The enigmatic author whose award-winning first novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" won the Pulitzer Prize before she decided to eschew fame, never following the novel with a second one. Harper Lee's Older Sister Practising Law at 100 - To Kill a Mockingbird's Other Story Lawfuel.com - To Kill a Mocking Bird is an American classic and Harper Lee a certified literary giant in the pantheon of writers. 'To Kill a Mockingbird': Harper Lee 'deeply honored' by Obama Peck has some memorable colleagues on the film. Horton Foote won the Oscar for adapting Lee's novel. Robert Mulligan was nominated for directing the black-and-white classic. Mary Badham was nominated for supporting actress for her touching performance as Scout, the daughter of Atticus. PBS's 'Hey, Boo': The eternal mystery of Harper Lee The outcry over the recent shooting death of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin is another one of those eruptions in American life when you'd love nothing more than to hear what Harper Lee thinks. Or, more tantalizing, what she might write about it. Read full article >> Monday TV Picks: 'American Masters' on Margaret Mitchell, Harper Lee TV Picks for Monday, April 2, 2012, include PBS' "American Masters" on authors Margaret Mitchell and Harper Lee on KCTS; "Bones" on Fox; and "Gossip Girl" on the CW.
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