Clancy Sigal

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Clancy Sigal (born 1926) is an American novelist and screenwriter. He was " born in a rough Chicago neighborhood." He was a part of the Philadelphia Association experiment with R. D. Laing at Kingsley Hall. He wrote the screenplay for the 2002 Salma Hayek film Frida. He has a son named Joe Sigal and his wife, who is named Janice Tidwell Sigal is featured in the recent BBC TV series The Trap.

[edit] References

• "Harry Bridges" The New York Times, January 7, 1973, p. 388
• "Zone of the Interior" (2005) Pomona Press ISBN 1-904590-10-1
• A Woman of Uncertain Character: The amorous and radical adventures of my mother Jennie (who always wanted to be a respectable Jewish mom) by her bastard son (2006) New York: Carroll & Graf. ISBN 0-7867-1748-3
• Reviews for The New York Review of Books
• On the run again During the Vietnam war, I hid deserters and watched it unravel as the GI movement grew. Iraq could go the same way
• On the run again version at the Guardian
• Letter to the Editor, The Observer

[edit] External links

• Clancy Sigal at the Internet Movie Database
• A trip to the far side of madness
• "Remembering Mom, the Labor Organizer", Morning Edition, National Public Radio, September 4, 2006.
• Sigal as a staff member of the UCLA Daily Bruin