Fanny Howe

• Mar-1980
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• Aug-1982
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• Jan-1984
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• Oct-1985
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• Jan-1988
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• May-1989
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• Feb-1993
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• Oct-2000
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In Nod, her ninth book of fiction, American novelist and poet Fanny Howe explores sibling rivalry within a family that, in the wake of World War II, is both disintegrating and stumbling into the terrible, dark adulthood of the latter half of the Twen...

• Jan-2001
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This odd, transcendent and triumphant novel completes Howe's series of quasi-autobiographical, radically philosophical fictions begun in 1972.

This odd, transcendent and triumphant novel published in 2000 completes a quasi-autobiograp...

• Jan-2002
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Fiction. Largely set in Boston, Fanny Howe's ECONOMICS examines with an unwavering eye the necessary errors of the 1960s liberalism and consequences of cold war politics. A white liberal couple adopts a black child with troubling results; two old fri...

• Dec-2006
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Radical Love gathers five of Fanny Howe's novels: Nod, The Deep North, Famous Questions, Saving History, and Indivisible, previously out-of-print and hard to find classics whose characters wrestle with serious political and metaphysical questions...

• Sep-2009
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Fiction. Episodic and picaresque, Fanny Howe's novella WHAT DID I DO WRONG? tells the story of a revolutionary mutt's journey through the kennels, parks, and suburban waste spaces around Boston in search of true freedom. This dog offers a firsthand a...

• Nov-2015
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In The Middle of Nowhere is a fictional story set in a New England town. It shows a glimpse into the meeting of the lives of four characters. Moods of landscape and weather reflect their states of mind, and incline them towards actions whic...

• May-2018
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Fiction. "Fanny Howe's novel [based on a true story] has the clarity and concision and the narrative force of a fable... And like all good fables, it's endlessly complicated, a deceptively simple story wrapped in racial, historical, and economic iron...

• Jan-2020
• / Thriller
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Night Philosophy is collected around the figure of the child, the figure of the child not just as a little person under the tutelage of adults, but also the submerged one, who knows, who is without power, who doesn't matter. The book proposes a minor...

• May-2022
• / Literary
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The conclusion of a radically philosophical and personal series of Fanny Howe novels animated by questions of race, spirituality, childhood, transience, resistance, and poverty.First published by Semiotexte in 2001, Indivisible concludes a radically ...

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• / Romantic Suspense
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An early novel by the distinguished American writer Fanny Howe, recently revised, Bronte Wilde, set against the background of the emerging counter-culture of the early 1960s, is the tragic tale of a dispossessed young woman, in thrall to a childhood ...

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A woman travels among geographies both real and imagined looking for her daughter....

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Heritage of Hate Honor Ashby was filled with dread at the sight of Lanshore House, perched high on a wall of rock, lapped by the insistent beating of the grey-white surf. She has come to the sea to be free, but suddenly she felt trapped, imprisone...