| − | '''Theodor Seuss Geisel''' (2 March 1904 – 24 September 1991) better known by the [[pen name]] of '''Dr. Seuss''', was a [[liberal]] children's author who wrote over 60 books between 1937 and 1990, including such classics as [[Green Eggs and Ham]], [[How the Grinch Stole Christmas]] and [[The Cat in the Hat]]. He was married to Helen Palmer, who committed [[suicide]] in 1967, and then married Audrey Stone in 1968. He had no children. Aside from writing various children's tales, he also acted as one of the writers of various Private Snafu shorts, including the Spies short. All of his writings were given in rhyme. | + | '''Theodor Seuss Geisel''' (2 March 1904 – 24 September 1991) better known by the [[pen name]] of '''Dr. Seuss''', was a [[liberal]] children's author who wrote over 60 books between 1937 and 1990, including such classics as [[Green Eggs and Ham]], [[How the Grinch Stole Christmas]] and [[The Cat in the Hat]]. He was married to Helen Palmer, who committed [[suicide]] in 1967, and then married Audrey Stone in 1968. He had no children. Aside from writing various children's tales, he also acted as one of the writers of various Private Snafu shorts, including the Spies short. All of his writings were given in rhyme. Aside from childrens' books, he also did some animation work, including some episodes for ''Private Snafu'' (e.g., ''[[Spies]]''). |