or, America the Unpronounceable" for mixed chorus. Ludwig Audrieth and G. L. Coleman adapted Bishop's "Tales of Old Cornell" for the unaccompanied choral work Tales of Old Cornell (published together with Lingering, with words by Albert W. Smith). Edgar Newton Kierulff wrote a play, Moving day in Shakspere's England, "[a]dapted from an original piece by Morris Bishop", and published in 1964 in a small edition for friends. See also Writing in 1960, Richard Armour put Bishop together with F.P.A., Margaret Fishback, Arthur Guiterman, Samuel Hoffenstein, Ethel Jacobson, David McCord, Phyllis McGinley, Ogden Nash, Dorothy Parker, E. B. White, and John Updike as "the old (and middle-aged) masters of light verse" that a would-be writer of light verse should study. Notes References External links "Online Books by Morris Bishop (Bishop, Morris, 1893-1973)". The Online Books Page, University of Pennsylvania. William G. Contento and Phil Stephensen-Payne, "The FictionMags Index", with links to many of Bishop's magazine contributions 1893 births 1973 deaths Academics from Ontario American humorists American humorous poets American literary historians American male biographers American male novelists American male non-fiction writers American medievalists American mystery novelists Anthologists Burials at Sage Chapel Chevaliers of the Légion d'honneur Cornell University alumni Cornell University faculty French–English translators Historians from New York (state) Historians of Colonial North America Historians of Quebec Italian–English translators Members of the American Academy of Arts and Letters The New Yorker people Writers from Brantford People from Seneca County, New York People from Yonkers, New York People of the American Relief Administration People of the United States Office of War Information Poets from New York (state) Presidents of the Modern Language Association Rice University faculty Romance philologists The Saturday Evening Post people Writers from Ithaca, New York 20th-century American biographers 20th-century American historians 20th-century American male writers 20th-century American novelists 20th-century American poets 20th-century American translators