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John Marquand

AmericanNovember 10, 1893 – July 16, 1960Social Fiction

John P. Marquand was a Pulitzer Prize-winning chronicler of New England's Brahmin class whose social satires combined warmth and irony. His Mr. Moto spy thrillers also reached a wide popular audience.

Works

  • The Late George ApleyNovel satirizing New England aristocracy through a Brahmin family portrait→
  • Wickford PointNovel of decline and eccentricity in a New England literary family→
  • H.M. Pulham EsquireNovel tracing an executive's rise and compromises in corporate America→
  • Point of No ReturnNovel examining a banker's career choices and moral crossroads→
  • Sincerely Willis WaydeNovel of American business ambition and ruthless social climbing→

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