to pass while your piece is still on the presses." Golden's books include three collections of essays from the Israelite and a biography of his friend, poet Carl Sandburg. One of those collections, Only in America, was the basis for a play by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. He also maintained a correspondence with Billy Graham. Personal His Irish Catholic wife, the former Genevieve Gallagher, had predeceased him. Critical attention Theodore Solotaroff addressed the "Harry Golden phenomenon" in "Harry Golden & the American Audience" in Commentary magazine, March 1961. Irving Howe compared Philip Roth's early novel Portnoy's Complaint to For 2¢ Plain in a critical review of Roth's novel in Commentary when Complaint was published in 1969. Bibliography 1944-1968: The Carolina Israelite. (Weekly newspaper published in Charlotte, NC) 1950: (With Martin Rywell) Jews in American History: Their Contributions to the United States of America. (Henry, Martin Lewis Co.) 1955: Jewish Roots in the Carolinas: A Pattern of American Philo-Semitism. 1958: Only in America. (World Publishing Co.) Republished 1972 by World Publishing Co. 1958: For 2¢ Plain. (World Publishing Co.) Republished 1976 by Amereon Ltd., . 1960: Enjoy, Enjoy! (World Publishing Co.) 1961: Carl Sandburg. (World Publishing Co.) Republished 1988 by Univ. of Illinois Press, . 1962: (Martin Levin, Ed.) Five Boyhoods. 1962: You're Entitle. (World Publishing Co.) 1962: The Harry Golden Omnibus. (Cassell & Co.) 1962: O. Henry Stories. (Platt & Munk) . 1963: Forgotten Pioneer. (World Publishing Co.) 1964: Mr. Kennedy and the Negroes. (World Publishing Co.) 1964: So What Else is New? (G.P. Putnam's) 1965: A Little Girl is Dead (World Publishing Co., about the Leo Frank case) 1965: Amerikah Sheli (My America). Hebrew. Selections from Only in America and For 2¢ Plain. (Jerusalem: Steimatzky) 1966: Ess, Ess, Mein Kindt (Eat, Eat, My Child). (G.P. Putnam's) 1966: The Lynching of Leo Frank (Cassell & Co., British version of A Little Girl is Dead) 1967: The Best of Harry Golden. (World Publishing Co.)* 1968: The Humor Gazette - Funniest Stories from Country Papers. (Hallmark Editions) 1969: The Right Time: An Autobiography. (G.P. Putnam's) 1970: So Long As You're Healthy. (G.P. Putnam's) 1971: The Israelis: Portrait of a People. (G.P. Putnam's) 1972: The Golden Book of Jewish Humor. (G.P. Putnam's) 1972: The Greatest Jewish City in the World. (Doubleday & Co.) 1973: (With Richard Goldhurst) Travels Through Jewish America. (Doubleday & Co.) 1974: Our Southern Landsmen. (G.P. Putnam's) 1975: