David Storey, British Novelist and Playwright, Dies at 83
Mr. Storey’s plays often reflected Britain’s class tensions but resonated with audiences around the world and with people of all backgrounds.
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Mr. Storey’s plays often reflected Britain’s class tensions but resonated with audiences around the world and with people of all backgrounds.
By BENEDICT NIGHTINGALE
Mr. Wilkins waged a decades-long war against racism as a government official, a foundation executive, a journalist, an author and a professor.
By ROBERT D. McFADDEN
Ms. O’Hara got her start as a producer in the mid-1980s at the Kitchen, the experimental performance space in Chelsea.
By WILLIAM GRIMES
As a staff photographer for Columbia Records, Mr. Hunstein shot Bob Dylan, Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday and many others.
By RICHARD SANDOMIR
The designer was the charismatic president of one of the largest purveyors of crocodile handbags in the world.
By ELIZABETH PATON
Mr. Wrightson, who learned his craft by studying comics and taking correspondence courses, loved to meet fans and attend conventions.
By GEORGE GENE GUSTINES
Mr. Shekhtman was instrumental in recasting the way foreign languages were taught.
By SAM ROBERTS
The former archbishop of Baltimore spoke up for victims of sexual abuse by priests, and is credited with improving Catholic-Jewish relations.
By SAM ROBERTS
Remembering Mary Tyler Moore, John Hurt, William Peter Blatty and others who died this year.