Ron Carlson Books

Beloved story writer Ron Carlson's first novel in thirty years, Five Skies is the story of three men gathered high in the Rocky Mountains for a construction project that is to last the summer. Havi...

At the Jim Bridger

By Carlson Ron.

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Body

By Sharon S. Fiffer, Steve Fiffer

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The speed of light

By Carlson Ron., Ron Carlson

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Twelve-year-old Larry spends the summer before junior high school with his best friends, Witt and Rafferty, playing different forms of baseball and discovering the secrets of the universe.

Truants

By Ron Carlson, Carlson Ron.

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The news of the world

By Carlson Ron., Ron Carlson

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Plan B for the middle class

By Carlson Ron., Ron Carlson

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Best Of The West 5: New Stories From The Wide Side Of The Missouri

By Susan M. Gaines, James Thomas, William Kittredge, Kent Nelson, David Long, Alison Baker, Thom Tammaro, Cathryn Alpert, Mary Morris, Tom Mcneal, Vince Passaro, Denise Thomas, Ron Carlson, Frances Stokes Hoekstra, CHRISTOPHER TILGHMAN, James Thomas - Undifferentiated, Annick Smith, Dwight Yates, Lee K. Abbott, Evan Morgan Williams

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Fifteen stories offer distinctive views of life in the modern West

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