Hal Borland was a well-known American author. Borland was born in Sterling, Nebraska and studied at the University of Colorado and Columbia University. He eventually became a journalist for publications such as the Denver Post, The New York Times, and Audubon Magazine. Books that he wrote included High, Wide, and Lonesome, This Hill, This Valley and The Seventh Winter.

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  • Hal Borland was a well-known American author. Borland was born in Sterling, Nebraska and studied at the University of Colorado and Columbia University. He eventually became a journalist for publications such as the Denver Post, The New York Times, and Audubon Magazine. Books that he wrote included High, Wide, and Lonesome, This Hill, This Valley and The Seventh Winter. His 1963 When the Legends Die, about the struggles of a young Ute Indian to live apart from white society, has become a young adult classic, and was made into a 1972 film. Borland died in Sharon, Connecticut at the age of 77.
  • Harold Glen „Hal“ Borland war ein amerikanischer Schriftsteller. Hal Borland schrieb zwischen 1937 und 1943 für die New York Times, anschließend bis 1960 freiberuflich. Das bekannteste Werk seiner vielen Veröffentlichungen ist die Novelle When the Legends Die (1963), die 1972 auch verfilmt wurde.
  • Hal Borland Autor estadounidense, nacido el 14 de mayo de 1900 en Nebraska. Murió el 22 de febrero de 1978. Como periodista, escribió artículos en variadas publicaciones de su país, incluyendo The New York Times, en el que se destacó por sus editoriales relacionadas con la naturaleza. Además, publicó recopilaciones de ensayos sobre el tema y sobre la vida al aire libre: An American Year, Hill Country Harvest, Sundial of the Seasons, Seasons, Hal Borland's Book of Days, y Hal Borland's Twelve Moons of the Year. También escribió novelas y poesías, dedicadas tanto al público adulto como infantil: Valor: The Story of a Dog, Wapiti Pete: The Story of an Elk, The Youngest Shepherd, The Seventh Winter, When the Legends Die, The Amulet, y King of Squaw Mountain.
  • Harold Glen Borland, também conhecido como Hal Borland, jornalista e ambientalista estadunidense.
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  • Hal Borland was a well-known American author. Borland was born in Sterling, Nebraska and studied at the University of Colorado and Columbia University. He eventually became a journalist for publications such as the Denver Post, The New York Times, and Audubon Magazine. Books that he wrote included High, Wide, and Lonesome, This Hill, This Valley and The Seventh Winter.
  • Harold Glen „Hal“ Borland war ein amerikanischer Schriftsteller. Hal Borland schrieb zwischen 1937 und 1943 für die New York Times, anschließend bis 1960 freiberuflich. Das bekannteste Werk seiner vielen Veröffentlichungen ist die Novelle When the Legends Die (1963), die 1972 auch verfilmt wurde.
  • Hal Borland Autor estadounidense, nacido el 14 de mayo de 1900 en Nebraska. Murió el 22 de febrero de 1978. Como periodista, escribió artículos en variadas publicaciones de su país, incluyendo The New York Times, en el que se destacó por sus editoriales relacionadas con la naturaleza.
  • Harold Glen Borland, também conhecido como Hal Borland, jornalista e ambientalista estadunidense.
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