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Mary Gordon


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Mary Catherine Gordon is an American writer and is the McIntosh Professor of English at Barnard College. She is best known for her novels, memoirs and literary criticism. They constitute an important contribution to Irish-American literature.
 


Genres: Historical, Romance
 
Novels
   Final Payments (1978)
   The Company Of Women (1980)
   Men and Angels (1985)
   The Other Side (1989)
   Spending (1998)
   Pearl (2005)
   The Love of My Youth (2011)
   There Your Heart Lies (2017)
   Payback (2020)
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Collections
   Temporary Shelter (1987)
   The Rest of Life (1993)
   Deadly Sins (1994) (with others)
   The Stories of Mary Gordon (2006)
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Novellas and Short Stories
   Salsa (2017)
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Books containing stories by Mary Gordon
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The Best American Short Stories 2017 (2017)
(Best American Short Stories)
edited by
Meg Wolitzer
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What My Mother Gave Me (2013)
Thirty-one Women On the Gifts That Mattered Most
edited by
Elizabeth Benedict
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The Best American Short Stories 2007 (2007)
(Best American Short Stories)
edited by
Stephen King and Heidi Pitlor

More books 


Award nominations
1978 National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction (nominee) : Final Payments


Mary Gordon recommends
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Moonpies and Movie Stars (2006)
Amy Wallen
"To read MoonPies and Movie Stars is to take a delightful and exhilarating journey, kind of like being on a tour bus guided by Eudora Welty on speed."
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The View from Stalin's Head (2004)
Aaron Hamburger
"To be American, Jewish, Gay, teaching English in Prague: this is the situation limned by Aaron Hamburger in his marvellous collection The View from Stalin's Head. Artfully crafted, funny, poignant, sharply observant of realities and anguishes, these stories introduce a voice as original and engaging as his subject matter. This is a succulent meal indeed!"
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A Southern Exposure (1995)
Alice Adams
"Deliciously readable, evocative, sensuous, and intoxicating as a gossip with an old, smart friend."

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