MARGARET MITCHELL NEWSPAPER ARTICLE,GONE WITH THE WIND AUTHOR MARGARET MITCHELL MAGAZINE ARTICLE 1945,NINETEEN-FORTIES MAGAZINE ARTICLE ABOUT AUTHOR MARGARET MITCHELL,MARGARET MITCHELL MAGAZINE INTERVIEW 1945,MARGARET MITCHELL MAGAZINE PIECE 1945,GONE WITH THE WIND AUTHOR INTERVIEWED 1945,IN GERMANY GONE WITH THE WIND WAS A BLOCKBUSTER,LOCATION DIDN'T MATTER EVERYONE READ GONE WITH THE WIND,AUTHOR MARGARET MITCHELL WROTE A BLOCKBUSTER NOVEL - Magazine Article

When this article first appeared, Margaret Mitchell (1900 - 1949; Pulitzer Prize 1937) was an American publishing phenomenon; Gone with the Wind (or GWTW, to those in the know) was said to be the fastest selling novel in the history of American publishing. Her one book had a sales record of 50,000 copies in one day and approximately 1,500,000 during it's first year. By May of 1941 the sales reached 3,368,000 in the English language alone; of the eighteen translations that were printed, the most popular among them was in German (having sold 500,000 copies): an unprecedented popularity.

This interview concerns her continuing popularity - the masses who insist that she write a sequel and the soldiers who write wondering if she really is like Scarlet.

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• Yank Magazine, 1945 •