
James A. Michener
1907-02-03 – 1997-10-1
**James A. Michener** was born in 1907 and raised by a Quaker woman in Pennsylvania. During World War II he served with the U.S. Navy and traveled across the Pacific. His *Tales of the South Pacific* won the Pulitzer Prize in 1947. He lived with his wife in Austin, Texas. He was director of the Texas Center for Writers at the University of Texas.
Books
- Verdammt im Paradies
- A century of sonnets
- Iberia Part 2
- MICHENER MISC 50-70
- Texas Volume 1 & 2
- Best Sellers
- Sayonara, Fire in the Ashes, Adventure Happy, & Cress Delahanty
- The Arts in Renewal
- Rascals in Paradise
- As pontes de Toko-Ri
- 바다
- The modern Japanese print
- Recessional
- Espaço
- אהבה בטרם קיץ
- Literary Reflections
- IN SEARCH OF CENTENNIAL
- Bridges at Toko-ri / Sayonara
- Caribbean Part 2
- Pacifique Sud
- Filhos de Torremolinos
- A special report to the stockholders & employees of Hawaiian Airlines on the trans-Pacific route case
- Prentice Hall Literature--Timeless Voices, Timeless Themes--Gold Level
- Prentice Hall Literature--Timeless Voices, Timeless Themes--Gold
- Presidential lottery
- Creatures/Kingdom
- Islam
- Die Südsee. Roman
- Klondike. Roman
- The Bridge at Andau
- Return to Paradise
- Das dreckige Dutzend / Die Brücken von Toko-Ri / Feindfahrt
- James A. Michener on the social studies
- Centennial Part 1 of 3
- Hawaii (12 cassettes, Part I of III)
- Legacy
- Matecumbe
- Bridges at Toko-ri / Caravans / Sayonara / Source
- The Bridges at Toko-ri
- Six days in Havana
- Abstract expressionists and imagists, a retrospective view
- L'Alliance, tome 2
- Animals Tame & Wild
- Best-in-Books
- Reader's Digest Condensed Books--Volume 4, 1986
- Classic Stories of World War II
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