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Joanna Scott
Joanna Scott is the author of four novels, including 1997 Pulitzer Prize finalist The Manikin, and a short story collection, Various Antidotes, which was a finalist for the 1995 PEN/Faulkner Award. She has received a MacArthur Fellowship and a Lannan Award. She lives in Rochester, New York.
Novels
Fading, My Parmacheene Belle (1987)
The Closest Possible Union (1988)
Arrogance (1990)
The Manikin (1996)
Make Believe (2000)
Tourmaline (2002)
Liberation (2005)
Follow Me (2009)
De Potter's Grand Tour (2014)
Careers for Women (2017)
The Closest Possible Union (1988)
Arrogance (1990)
The Manikin (1996)
Make Believe (2000)
Tourmaline (2002)
Liberation (2005)
Follow Me (2009)
De Potter's Grand Tour (2014)
Careers for Women (2017)
Collections
Books containing stories by Joanna Scott
Convergence of Birds (2001)
Original Fiction and Poetry Inspired by Joseph Cornell
edited by
Jonathan Safran Foer
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Joanna Scott recommends
One in Me I Never Loved (2021)
Carla Guelfenbein
"Friends go missing, lovers are separated, yet Carla Guelfenbein, a writer with a fierce and tender imagination, makes this novel all about presence: the insistent presence of the past, the presence of possibility and hope. Every point of absence generates probing thought and fervent emotions. Guelfenbein has filled her canvas with mesmerizing, intricate life, leaving no blank spaces."
More Miracle Than Bird (2020)
Alice Miller
"Alice Miller brilliantly animates a pivotal period of literary history in expansive scope and immersive detail. Miller illuminates the relationship of Georgie Hyde-Lees and W. B. Yeats by vividly reimagining them, making the past newly apprehensible and riveting."
Life Goes to the Movies (2009)
Peter Selgin
"A riveting story, artfully constructed and told with wit, precision, and sensitivity."
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