American writer
Sesyle Joslin (pen names, Josephine Gibson, G. B. Kirtland; born August 30, 1929) is a children's literature author. Joslin's book "What Do You Say, Dear?" was illustrated by Maurice Sendak and it was a Caldecott Medal Honor book in 1959.
Career.
Joslin was born in Providence, RI, on August 30, 1929. During the late 1940s and early 1950s, she worked as an editorial assistant and assistant editor in Philadelphia, and was the book columnist at Country Gentleman magazine from 1949 through 1951. In 1950, she married writer Al Hine. The couple had three children. In addition, she served as a production assistant on Peter Brook's "Lord of the Flies" and worked on location in Puerto Rico.
In addition to writing under her own name, Joslin also used a few pseudonyms. Under the name "Josephine Gibson", she and her husband wrote "Is There a Mouse in the House?" (Macmillan, 1965). Under the name "G. B. Kirtland", they wrote "One Day in Ancient Rome" (Harcourt, 1961), "One Day in Elizabethan England" (Harcourt, 1962), and "One Day in Aztec Mexico" (Harcourt, 1963).
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