Frederick Busch was the recipient of many honors, including an American Academy of Arts and Letters Fiction Award, a National Jewish Book Award, and the PEN/Malamud Award. The prolific author of sixteen novels and six collections of short stories, Busch is renowned for his writings emotional nuance and minimal, plainspoken style. A native of Brooklyn, New York, he lived most of his life in upstate New York, where he worked for forty years as a professor at Colgate University.
Awards: PEN (1991) see all
Novels
I Wanted a Year Without Fall (1971)
Breathing Trouble (1973)
Manual Labor (1974)
The Mutual Friend (1978)
Rounds (1979)
Take This Man (1981)
Invisible Mending (1984)
Sometimes I Live in the Country (1986)
Closing Arguments (1988)
War Babies (1989)
Harry and Catherine (1990)
Long Way from Home (1993)
Girls (1997)
The Night Inspector (1999)
A Memory of War (2003)
North (2005)
Breathing Trouble (1973)
Manual Labor (1974)
The Mutual Friend (1978)
Rounds (1979)
Take This Man (1981)
Invisible Mending (1984)
Sometimes I Live in the Country (1986)
Closing Arguments (1988)
War Babies (1989)
Harry and Catherine (1990)
Long Way from Home (1993)
Girls (1997)
The Night Inspector (1999)
A Memory of War (2003)
North (2005)
Collections
Hardwater (1979)
Too Late American Boyhood Blues (1984)
Absent Friends (1989)
The Children in the Woods (1994)
Don't Tell Anyone (2000)
Rescue Missions (2006)
The Selected Stories of Frederick Busch (2013)
The Stories of Frederick Busch (2013)
Too Late American Boyhood Blues (1984)
Absent Friends (1989)
The Children in the Woods (1994)
Don't Tell Anyone (2000)
Rescue Missions (2006)
The Selected Stories of Frederick Busch (2013)
The Stories of Frederick Busch (2013)
Non fiction show
Books containing stories by Frederick Busch
The Best American Short Stories 1989 (1989)
(Best American Short Stories)
edited by
Margaret Atwood and Shannon Ravenel
The Best American Short Stories 1980 (1980)
(Best American Short Stories)
edited by
Stanley Elkin and Shannon Ravenel
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Frederick Busch recommends
Desperate Characters (1970)
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"This perfect novel about pain is as clear, and as wholly believable, and as healing, as a fever dream."
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