Ellen Douglas Books

Can't Quit You, Baby

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“It is rare when a book this fine enters the world of contemporary American literature.” – The Boston Globe Two women share a Mississippi household for fifteen years, rolling out piecrusts and maki...

The rock cried out

By Ellen Douglas

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It is the beginning of 1971 and Alan McLaurin, dreaming of solitude and longing for the wintry smell of cedar and pine he knew growing up in rural Mississippi, has left Boston behind to return to w...

A lifetime burning

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Truth

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Can T Quit You Baby

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A family's affairs

By Ellen Douglas

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This rich, leisurely tale chronicles the lives of three generations in the family of Kate Anderson, a young, genteel southern widow residing in the small Mississippi town of Homochitto. An intimate...

The rock cried out

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Where the dreams cross

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The magic carpet and other tales

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A selection of twenty tales and myths, chosen because the Mississippi artist had designed the linoleum block prints used here for them years before.

Black cloud, white cloud

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