McGrath, Patrick, 1950- Books
Martha Peake: A Novel Of The Revolution
By Patrick Mcgrath, McGrath, Patrick, McGrath, Patrick, 1950-
"Set among the teeming streets and desolate wharves of Hogarth's London, then shifting to the powder-keg colony of Massachusetts Bay, Martha Peake envelops the reader in a world on the brink of rev...
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The Lewis And Clark Expedition
By Patrick Mcgrath, McGrath, Patrick, McGrath, Patrick, 1950-
64 p. : 26 cm An account of the 1804-1806 Lewis and Clark Expedition which explored the unknown Louisiana Purchase territory and the Pacific Northwest from St. Louis to the mouth of the Columbia Ri...
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The Lewis And Clark Expedition
By N/A, Patrick Mcgrath, McGrath, Patrick, McGrath, Patrick, 1950-
64 p. : 26 cm An account of the 1804-1806 Lewis and Clark Expedition which explored the unknown Louisiana Purchase territory and the Pacific Northwest from St. Louis to the mouth of the Columbia Ri...
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The Grotesque: A Novel
By Patrick Mcgrath, McGrath, Patrick, McGrath, Patrick, 1950-
This exuberantly spooky novel, in which horror, repressed eroticism, and sulfurous social comedy intertwine like the vines in an overgrown English garden, is now a major motion picture, starring Al...
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Ghost Town
By Patrick McGrath, McGrath, Patrick, 1950-
243 pages ; 19 cm A man is haunted by the memory of his mother standing under a gibbet with a rope round her neck. It is the American War of Independence, and having defied the British forces occup...
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Trauma
By Patrick Mcgrath, Patrick-Mcgrath, McGrath, Patrick, 1950-
210 pages ; 22 cm "Charlie Weir's family is comprehensively dysfunctional - abandoned by his father, his mother ravaged by that betrayal, and his brother, Walt, a successful artist, less Charlie's...
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Trauma
By Patrick Mcgrath, McGrath, Patrick, McGrath, Patrick, 1950-
pages cm Psychiatrist Charlie Weir has tackled every kind of trauma during his years in New York City, but he's yet to resolve the conflicts within his own family, not least the bitter rivalry with...
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Trauma
By Patrick McGrath, McGrath, Patrick, 1950-
210 pages ; 22 cm "Charlie Weir's family is comprehensively dysfunctional - abandoned by his father, his mother ravaged by that betrayal, and his brother, Walt, a successful artist, less Charlie's...
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Ghost Town: Tales Of Manhattan Then And Now
By Patrick McGrath, McGrath, Patrick, 1950-
I have been in the town, a disquieting experience, for New York has become a place not so much of death as of the terror of death.
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