Donald Barthelme

Donald Barthelme is known as "probably the most talented writer in America" ​​and is one of the "best, most important, most carefully bred young American writers" (Harte and Riley, 41). He was born on 7th April 1931 at Donald and Helen Bartel in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Barthelme has a wide range of careers in his life. He served as a newspaper reporter and editor in place, art and literary criticism (Harte and Riley, 41).

Donald Barthelm was born to two students at the University of Pennsylvania. Two years later, the family moved to Texas, and Barthelme's father became a professor of architecture at the University of Houston, and Barthelme later majored in journalism. In 1951 he was a student and wrote his first article for the Houston Post. In 1953, the battle was elected the Korean War.

Donald Barthelme (7 April 1931 to 23 July 1989) is an American writer known for his playful, postmodern short story style. Barthelme served as a newspaper reporter at Houston Post, an editor for Location magazine, a curator at Houston's Contemporary Art Museum, a co-founder of a novel, and a professor at various universities. He is also one of the founders of the Creative Writing Program at the University of Houston. Barthelm continued his success with a short story of "Unable to speak, unnatural behavior" (1968). A wide selection of stories in this series, "balloons" seems to reflect the intent of Barthelme as an artist. The narrator in this story inflated huge and irregular balloons in most of Manhattan, causing different reactions with people.

Donald Barthelme: Helen Moore Barthelme, the origin of a calm voice, said her ex-husband claims that the story touched official nervousness. He said, "The game is in the Pentagon, they knocked them all together, but not because it's true." Although he stated a bit of anger, he said, "The end of the game Both the Shotwell and the narrator can not sleep peacefully The two soldiers shook as they approached each other, shook and slept on the ground, "Game" is a horror story. It is asphyxiation and easy. We and these soldiers in this bunker are horrible, regardless of the postmodern game Barthelme uses in their language. The key will sooner or later the bird will fly