John Rolfe Gardiner Books

Somewhere in France
Somewhere in France

By John Rolfe Gardiner

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"As John Rolfe Gardiner's new novel opens, World War I is raging and letters home from Major William Lloyd describe his life as a volunteer doctor in charge of a base hospital in the "zone of advan...

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Best American Short Stories, 1991
Best American Short Stories, 1991

By Barry Hannah, ALICE ADAMS, John Keeble, Sherman Alexie, Roxana Robinson, David Gates, Lan Samantha Chang, Chris Offutt, Laura Glen Louis, Robert Olen Butler, CHRISTOPHER TILGHMAN, Tobias Wolff, Jim Shepard, Jonathan Wilson, Ann Cummins, Carol Anshaw, Katrina Kenison, John Rolfe Gardiner, Carolyn Ferrell, Tony Earley, Alice Elliott Dark, Nancy Krusoe, Thom Jones, Stuart Dybek

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Here in a single volume is the finest short fiction of the year, selected by distinguished novelist and short story writer Alice Adams. She brings together 20 outstanding works and, in her introduc...

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Unknown soldiers
Unknown soldiers

By John Rolfe Gardiner

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226 p. ; 22 cm

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Newport Rising
Newport Rising

By John Rolfe Gardiner

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Double stitch
Double stitch

By John Rolfe Gardiner

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Story of two identical twins from pre-depression era to World War II. Deeply intelligent and heartfelt novel.

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The Magellan House
The Magellan House

By John Rolfe Gardiner

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"In this eclectic collection, spanning the 1940s to the present, and reaching from Canada to Portugal with stops in the United States, England, Norway, and France, an honored writer grapples with d...

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Vixen
Vixen

By Siv Cedering

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