Author

John Gardner

38 books

Books

  1. Grendel 1970
  2. The Art of Fiction: Notes on Craft for Young Writers 1984
  3. On Becoming a Novelist 1983
  4. October Light 1976
  5. The Sunlight Dialogues 1972
  6. Nickel Mountain 1973
  7. On Moral Fiction 1978
  8. Mickelsson's Ghosts 1982
  9. Freddy's Book 1980
  10. In the Suicide Mountains 1977
  11. The Wreckage of Agathon 1970
  12. The Life and Times of Chaucer 1977
  13. The Art of Living and Other Stories 1981
  14. The King's Indian: Stories and Tales 1972
  15. On Writers and Writing 1994
  16. Dragon, Dragon and Other Tales 1975
22 more
  1. Prentice Hall Literature--Copper 1991
  2. Prentice Hall Literature--Timeless Voices, Timeless Themes--Copper Level 2002
  3. Jason and Medeia 1973
  4. The Resurrection 1966
  5. Gudgekin, the Thistle Girl, and Other Tales 1976
  6. The forms of fiction 1962
  7. Conversations with John Gardner 1990
  8. A child's bestiary 1977
  9. The king of the hummingbirds, and other tales 1977
  10. Stillness ; and, Shadows 1986
  11. Complete Works of the Gawain Poet 1965
  12. The construction of Christian poetry in Old English 1975
  13. Lies! lies! lies! 1999
  14. Vlemk, the box-painter 1979
  15. The construction of the Wakefield cycle 1974
  16. The poetry of Chaucer 1977
  17. Frankenstein 1979
  18. Mickelsson's Ghosts Part 1 of 2 1982
  19. Sunlight Dialogues Part 1 of 2 1972
  20. Sunlight Dialogues Part 2 of 2 1972
  21. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight 2011
  22. MSS 1980

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