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16 Books by Alice Adams
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Overview: Alice Adams (August 14, 1926 – May 27, 1999) was an American novelist, short story writer born in Virginia and graduated from Radcliffe College.
She sold her short story, Winter Rain, to Charm magazine. Her first novel was Careless Love (1966); in 1969 she began publishing stories in The New Yorker and received growing recognition. Eventually, she published more than 25 stories there. She wrote eleven novels, including the bestseller Superior Women, but is best known and most admired for her short stories, collected in Beautiful Girl (1979), To See You Again (1982), Return Trips (1985), After You've Gone (1989), and The Last Lovely City (1999), as well a in the posthumous selection called The Stories of Alice Adams (2002). She published all short story collections and all but one novel at Knopf Publishing Group. After the War, published posthumously, was published at G. K. Hall & Co.
Genre: Fiction > General Fiction/Classics Women's Fiction
Invincible Summer
A Southern Exposure
After the War
After You've Gone (stories)
Almost Perfect
Caroline's Daughters
Families and Survivors
Listening to Billie
Medicine Men
Return Trips (stories)
Rich Rewards
Second Chances
Superior Women
The Last Lovely City (stories)
To See You Again (stories)
The Stories of Alice Adams
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Overview: Alice Adams (August 14, 1926 – May 27, 1999) was an American novelist, short story writer born in Virginia and graduated from Radcliffe College.
She sold her short story, Winter Rain, to Charm magazine. Her first novel was Careless Love (1966); in 1969 she began publishing stories in The New Yorker and received growing recognition. Eventually, she published more than 25 stories there. She wrote eleven novels, including the bestseller Superior Women, but is best known and most admired for her short stories, collected in Beautiful Girl (1979), To See You Again (1982), Return Trips (1985), After You've Gone (1989), and The Last Lovely City (1999), as well a in the posthumous selection called The Stories of Alice Adams (2002). She published all short story collections and all but one novel at Knopf Publishing Group. After the War, published posthumously, was published at G. K. Hall & Co.
Genre: Fiction > General Fiction/Classics Women's Fiction
Invincible Summer
A Southern Exposure
After the War
After You've Gone (stories)
Almost Perfect
Caroline's Daughters
Families and Survivors
Listening to Billie
Medicine Men
Return Trips (stories)
Rich Rewards
Second Chances
Superior Women
The Last Lovely City (stories)
To See You Again (stories)
The Stories of Alice Adams
Download Instructions:
(Closed Filehost) http://www.uploadship.com/d94fef05f6895ce0
https://drop.download/12mbxcrdfk7r
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A Southern Exposure
After the War
After You've Gone (stories)
Almost Perfect
Caroline's Daughters
Families and Survivors
Listening to Billie
Medicine Men
Return Trips (stories)
Rich Rewards
Second Chances
Superior Women
The Last Lovely City (stories)
To See You Again (stories)
The Stories of Alice Adams
A Southern Exposure
After the War
After You've Gone (stories)
Almost Perfect
Caroline's Daughters
Families and Survivors
Listening to Billie
Medicine Men
Return Trips (stories)
Rich Rewards
Second Chances
Superior Women
The Last Lovely City (stories)
To See You Again (stories)
The Stories of Alice Adams
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