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Richard Ford

Richard Ford

Americanb. February 16, 1944Literary Fiction

American novelist whose Frank Bascombe trilogy chronicles American male middle-class life over thirty years with sombre intelligence. Independence Day won the Pulitzer Prize and the PEN/Faulkner Award. He is considered one of the finest chroniclers of contemporary American experience.

Works

  • The SportswriterDivorced sportswriter contemplates his marriage and life amid interviews→
  • Independence DayMiddle-aged divorced man's summer road trip amid quiet desperation→
  • Rock SpringsCollection of stories about drifters and travelers in American West→
  • WildlifeTeenage boy confronts family disintegration during prairie fire→
  • The Lay of the LandAging widower reflects on marriage and mortality in New Jersey→
  • CanadaMan escapes to Saskatchewan after father's death and marriage's failure→

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