Wallace Stegner
18 Feb 1909 – 13 Apr 1993
Wallace Earle Stegner was an American novelist, short story writer, environmentalist, and historian, often called "The Dean of Western Writers". He won the Pulitzer Prize in 1972 and the U.S. National Book Award in 1977. - wikipedia
Books
- Stanford Short Stories Nineteen Fifty
- Angle of Repose
- Remembering Laughter
- On a Darkling Plain
- California, the dynamic state
- This Is Dinosaur
- Second growth
- Top Secrets of Well Known Business
- Stanford Short Stories 1960
- Angle of Repose
- All the little live things
- Beyond the Hundredth Meridian
- Twenty Years of Stanford Short Stories
- Great Short Stories of the World
- Stanford Short Stories 1951
- Wolf Willow
- Angle of Repose the Spectator Bird Crossing to Safety
- The preacher and the slave
- Angle of Repose the Spector Bird Crossing to Safety
- The potter's house
- Stanford short stories 1960.
- selected American Prose the Realistic Movement 1841 - 1900
- Gathering of Zion
- Modern Composition Book 1
- Stanford Short Stories Nineteen Fifty
- Stanford Short Stories 1951
- Modern Composition Book 5 (Revised Edition)
- The American Novel From James Finimore Cooper to William Faulkner
- Short Stories 1953
- The Writer in America
- LOOK At AMERICA. The CENTRAL NORTHWEST. By the Editors of Look. In Collaboration with Wallace Stegner. A Handbook in Pictures, Maps and Text for the Vacationist, the Traveler and the Stay-At-Home.
- The central Northwest
- The geography of hope
- Stanford Short Stories 1956
- Stanford Short Stories 1958
- Discovery! The Dramatic Saga of the Search for Oil in the Arabian Sands
- the preacher and theslave
- stanford short stories
- Stanford Short Stories 1957
- Beyond the Hundreth Meridian
- A Shooting Star
- Great American Short Stories
- World Split Open
- Exploration of the Colorado River
- Images, 1923-1974
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