Books
* Peter H.
March 31, 1997
Essential Saroyan A Selection of William Saroyan’s Best Writings William Saroyan, edited by William E. Justice Heyday Books/Santa Clara University: 208 pp., $11.95 paper
Sept. 11, 2005
Travel & Experiences
By Amy Hubbard Los Angeles Times Staff Writer The William Saroyan Walking Tour is April 21.
March 25, 2007
Half the cremated remains of famed Fresno author William Saroyan soon may be laid to rest beneath a stone monument at the local Armenian cemetery.
April 18, 1989
Sports
I was delighted to read Mark Arax’s excellent March 4 article, “Fresno Finally Throws Wake for Saroyan.”
March 9, 2002
California
William Saroyan Square is scheduled to be dedicated on Saturday in Tujunga despite the objections of some local residents.
Oct. 19, 2019
With the publication this fall of the dark, kinky “Rancho Mirage,” Aram Saroyan is taking his distinguished family name into uncharted territory.
Nov. 11, 1993
Obituaries
William Saroyan, the boisterous, brilliant and reclusive Armenian bard of Central California whose prize-winning books and plays underscored the dearness of life and who readily admitted that he was as great a writer as his admirers said he was, died Monday.
May 19, 1981
Author William Saroyan cut a distinctive figure in the neighborhood where he spent the last years of his life: a portly man with a magnificent walrus mustache, wearing a floppy brown fedora, riding about town on a lime-green bicycle.
April 30, 1989
The more junk I have, the safer I am. Death will have to find its way through the clutter.
Sept. 6, 1987