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1861–1945 · American novelist and golf writer

Van Tassel Sutphen

Van Tassel Sutphen

Van Tassel Sutphen was an American writer and magazine editor whose novel The Doomsman imagined a ruined, half-forgotten New York generations after a great catastrophe — an early landmark of post-apocalyptic fiction.

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About Van Tassel Sutphen

Van Tassel Sutphen was an American writer and magazine editor whose novel The Doomsman imagined a ruined, half-forgotten New York generations after a great catastrophe — an early landmark of post-apocalyptic fiction.

Born
1861
Died
1945

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