Fernanda Eberstadt

• Mar-1985
• / General Fiction
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Recounts the strange love affair of a young, wealthy, and sophisticated couple--Jezabel, nurtured on the stories of a fictitious Louisiana plantation told by her mother and their Black cook, Jem, a spectral-looking youth always dressed in black...

• May-1991
• / General Fiction
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“Enchanting . . . Bursting with talent and love of life,” said the Washington Post Book World of Fernanda Eberstadt’s extraordinary first novel, Low Tide.  Now her exuberant gifts are even more abundantly evident on a larger scale. &#...

• Mar-1997
• / General Fiction
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From the author of Low Tide and His Devils comes a brilliant novel about the high-flying New York art world of the late 1980s. When a brash young artist enters the lives of a couple of well-to-do patrons of the arts, the excessiveness of everything b...

• Oct-1998
• / General Fiction
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Dolly Gebler, midwestern heiress, is dedicated to the idea that art can change the world. Alfred, her husband, a poor boy from Brooklyn, loves nightclubs and tequila, and believes he has married a woman for whom everything is appearances. Into this w...

• Sep-2003
• / General Fiction
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A new novel -- her largest and most ambitious -- by the author of Low Tide, Isaac and His Devils, and When the Sons of Heaven Meet the Daughters of the Earth. In The Furies, Fernanda Eberstadt brings all her gifts of insight, feeling, and storyte...

• Apr-2010
• / Literary
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With Rat, Eberstadt has found a new setting she knows well, the South of France, and the story she tells is original, powerful, and heartrending -- about a child's search for a father she has never known. Rat is fifteen-year-old Celia Bonnet, who ...