ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE
1872-1942
Photo by Drew-Bynum-Peters, from June 1926 issue of American Magazine.
``There may never be an easy way in
which to categorize a person as complex as
Albert Payson Terhune. As a writer,
he brought a lot of joy into this world.
As a man, he undoubtedly had a set of faults
and flaws. But he cared for dogs,
and spent a lifetime instilling that love
in other people as well. And that's
what makes him one of us, and in the final
analysis, is what is most
important about him.''
Roy Hingley Hughes, D. V. M.
NEW/RECENT TERHUNE - SUNNYBANK ITEMS
The Master of Sunnybank, by Irving Litvag (reprint)
Sunnybank: The Rebirth of "The Place" (a compilation of photos taken by Claire Leishman)
Gray Dawn, by Albert Payson Terhune (reprint with new foreword and illustrations)
DogLit-H, a list serve devoted to dogs in literature.
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