Stephen Dixon Books

The stories of Stephen Dixon.

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Though his most recent novel, Frog (1991), was a finalist for both the National Book Award and the PENF/Faulkner Award, Stephen Dixon is even better known as one of our very finest modern American...

Interstate

By Stephen Dixon

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What would you do if you were driving on the highway with your two daughters and the goons you had noticed with only passing irritation shadowing you in the next lane started shooting? And what wou...

Gould

By Stephen Dixon

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In his new book, Gould, Dixon draws a portrait of a man through his romantic and sexual involvements, as well as one of modern American life over the last forty years. The novel is itself a series...

Gould

By Stephen Dixon

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Frog

By Stephen Dixon

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Interstate

By Stephen Dixon

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30

By Stephen Dixon

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Gould Bookbinder, 30's narrator, shares with us his thoroughly examined life from start to several finishes in thirty intertwined recollections, meditations, confessions, and passionate outbursts t...

Gift of the gag

By Stephen Dixon

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Movies

By Stephen Dixon

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Fall & rise

By Stephen Dixon

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