Josephine Johnson

• Feb-1970
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A lost gem of twentieth-century literature, Josephine Johnson’s 1934 Pulitzer Prize�"winning “exquisite…heartbreakingly real” (The New York Times Book Review) novel follows a year in the life of a family struggling to survive the Dust Bowl.P...

• Oct-2009
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The nostalgic, poetic and often humorous story of three actual and metaphorical voyages within the historic landscape of two world wars. On the first voyage, a young schoolgirl evacuates to America just before the Blitz; a second is made to recapture...

• Oct-2013
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The passionate man who loves with strength and lives with violence... The silent, lonely boy who exists in a world of strange loves and longings... The evil, terrifying creature of the night, which destroys as it clings, which consumes as it to...

• Oct-2013
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This collection of twenty-two short stories was first published in 1936, a year after Josephine Johnson won a Pulitzer Prize for her debut novel "Now in November". Some of these stories were published previously in magazines--The Atlantic Monthly, Va...

• Nov-2022
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In the supercell was a young condemned man, handsome and frail, with eyes as melancholy as lambs. All the prisoners were puzzled, why the commander of the order, Taki, would detain such a man alone in a special cell. ...