I believe her birthdate was different in the version published in the papers. Unless Miss Sweetstory was a lass in her twenties when she became a famous author. Which could be …
Gentlemen biographers prepare a prospectus to give their agents who in turn use them to whet the appetites of publishers. “The Tall Dark Stranger” and “We’ll Always Have Paris” are provisional chapter titles.
“Two years later, in Paris, she was radicalized after a chance meeting with Michel Foucault; she participated in or even led a number of student riots, and was forced to go into hiding. Crossing the border into Germany, she joined the newly-founded Red Army Faction, a/k/a the Baader-Meinhoff Gang, as they waged a terror war on Bourgeois Europe. Narrowly escaping capture in 1975, she returned to America and started writing Communist agitprop aimed at impressionable children. The Six Bunnie-Wunnies are a thinly-disguised version of the radical ‘underground’ groups with which she was intimately familiar from her travels.”
“She would always remember Christmas Eve, 1979, as one of the happiest days of her life, but she would never stop wondering if she would have won her medal had the Soviets not boycotted the 1984 Olympic Games. Her mother gave her some advice which proved important, although the blunt delivery had hurt her at the time; on leaving the hospital, she hurried to the nearest pay phone. She wept when she was told of Kurt Cobain’s death, and could not explain why. Later it began to rain again: ‘This is Prom Night all over again,’ she said to herself."
Templo S.U.D. almost 6 years ago
you’re a ludicrous biographer, Snoopy
hariseldon59 over 5 years ago
1950? That would have made her only 22 at the time Snoopy was writing this. Somehow I expected her to be an older woman.
SonicFan91 over 5 years ago
Wow
Brian Fink over 5 years ago
What would Snoopy do today with the Kartrashians?
Troglodyte over 5 years ago
C’mon Snoops! You can’t leave out the racy bits?!
jagedlo over 5 years ago
so yesterday’s strip with Peppermint Patty and Franklin was just a temporary blip on the “Snoopy writes Helen Sweetstory’s bio” arc?
Geophyzz over 5 years ago
Despite wild success in his field, it appears that Schulz secretly longed to be a novelist ….. and maybe a lawyer, WWI pilot, pro hockey player, etc.
sheilag over 5 years ago
At this level of detail, her “biography” is more like a blurb on a single sheet of paper… or if it were 2019, her “biography” as seen on IMDB. ;-)
DanFlak over 5 years ago
Snoopy needs to learn about so-called “transition paragraphs.”
Neo Stryder over 5 years ago
Yeah, you don’t wan to ruin your idol adding the adult details.
preacherman Premium Member over 5 years ago
Snoopy may be a gentleman biographer, but he will likely be an unpublished one, too.
Droptma Styx over 5 years ago
I believe her birthdate was different in the version published in the papers. Unless Miss Sweetstory was a lass in her twenties when she became a famous author. Which could be …
gantech over 5 years ago
Wouldn’t that be gentle-dog?
Rocketman over 5 years ago
Well, I’m hooked. I can’t wait to see the next installment of Snoopy’s magnum opus.
I❤️Peanuts over 5 years ago
Gentlemen biographers prepare a prospectus to give their agents who in turn use them to whet the appetites of publishers. “The Tall Dark Stranger” and “We’ll Always Have Paris” are provisional chapter titles.
DCBakerEsq over 5 years ago
He left out the part about rolling in the hay with the stranger.
fritzoid Premium Member over 5 years ago
“Two years later, in Paris, she was radicalized after a chance meeting with Michel Foucault; she participated in or even led a number of student riots, and was forced to go into hiding. Crossing the border into Germany, she joined the newly-founded Red Army Faction, a/k/a the Baader-Meinhoff Gang, as they waged a terror war on Bourgeois Europe. Narrowly escaping capture in 1975, she returned to America and started writing Communist agitprop aimed at impressionable children. The Six Bunnie-Wunnies are a thinly-disguised version of the radical ‘underground’ groups with which she was intimately familiar from her travels.”
mourdac Premium Member over 5 years ago
I would have thought she was born on a dark and stormy night.
Jogger2 over 5 years ago
Gentleman biographer? If Snoopy writes biographies of gentlemen, why is he writing one about Ms. Sweetstory?
fritzoid Premium Member over 5 years ago
“She would always remember Christmas Eve, 1979, as one of the happiest days of her life, but she would never stop wondering if she would have won her medal had the Soviets not boycotted the 1984 Olympic Games. Her mother gave her some advice which proved important, although the blunt delivery had hurt her at the time; on leaving the hospital, she hurried to the nearest pay phone. She wept when she was told of Kurt Cobain’s death, and could not explain why. Later it began to rain again: ‘This is Prom Night all over again,’ she said to herself."
Robert Nowall Premium Member over 5 years ago
When you’ve only got one sheet of paper…
ex window inspector over 5 years ago
hope Snoopy gets off this sweet story soon and on to another one
Holilubillkori Premium Member over 5 years ago
Lightpainter over 5 years ago
Snoopy needs to take some writing classes