Oliver Lange is the pseudonym of a man who used to work at the New Yorker till he pulled the plug out and did what others talk about doing. He moved to New Mexico, six miles from the nearest phone. They deliver a telegram in two to four days, and by then whatever it said isn’t so important.
He has no running water on his place, nor any electricity. He’s got a wife and three kids, Paisano wine, a great view, and freedom.
John Warren Wadleigh (1927–2013), best known by his pen name Oliver Lange, was an American author, artist, and art critic based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He is best known for his 1971 novel Vandenberg.
Born: John Warren Wadleigh, December 14, 1927, New York City
Died: September 24, 2013 (aged 85), Bandon, Oregon
Occupation: Novelist, art critic, painter, sculptor
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