Ajar

• “One of the most popular novels of the day, The Gates Ajar, by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, was the fictionalized first-person diary of a young woman whose brother died in the Civil War.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Truth About Grief

• “The Gates Ajar was rereleased by the University of Michigan in 2005.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Truth About Grief

• “Within the year " Gros-C â lin " was running off the shelves and rumors that it might win the Renaudot prize, traditionally reserved for younger authors, forced Gary/Ajar to instruct his publisher to withdraw it from contention.”

  The Wall Street Journal: War Hero, Diplomat, Author, Impostor

• “Ajar ' s second novel, a story of 14-year-old Algerian boy living in Paris called " La Vie Devant Soi, " went one better.”

  The Wall Street Journal: War Hero, Diplomat, Author, Impostor

• “This story of a lonely civil servant, which charts his mental disintegration through its increasingly contorted syntax, was submitted for publication as the work of an unknown French writer living in Brazil calling himself É mile Ajar.”

  The Wall Street Journal: War Hero, Diplomat, Author, Impostor

• “Jonathan Ajar is the infamous "Burglar Bunch's" alleged connection to the underworld.”

  hollywoodinterrupted.com

• “After the door got ripped off, there was only so much hearing “The Door Is Ajar” that the super-agent could take.”

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• “Note 85: Robert Leroy Innes believes that Suetsugu planned the entire episode from the beginning (Innes, "The Door Ajar"). back”

  How Taiwan Became Chinese

• “Note 37: Blair and Robertson, Philippine Islands, 1493 – 1803, 18: 228 – 30, as cited in Innes, "Door Ajar," 113. back”

  How Taiwan Became Chinese

• “The best example of this was "The Gates Ajar," a novel by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps that was enormously popular after the Civil War.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Harvard President on the Civil War

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