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Howard Norman


USA flag (b.1949)

Howard A. Norman, is an American award-winning writer and educator. Most of his short stories and novels are set in Canada's Maritime Provinces. He has written several translations of Algonquin, Cree, Eskimo, and Inuit folklore. His books have been translated into 12 languages.
 


Genres: Historical Mystery, Mystery, Historical
 
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Novels
   The Northern Lights (1987)
   The Bird Artist (1994)
   The Museum Guard (1998)
   The Haunting of L (2002)
   Devotion (2007)
   What Is Left the Daughter (2010)
   Next Life Might Be Kinder (2014)
   My Darling Detective (2017)
   The Ghost Clause (2019)
   Come to the Window (2024)
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Books containing stories by Howard Norman
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Why I Like This Story (2019)
edited by
Jackson R Bryer
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40x40 (2003)
(Conjunctions, book 40)
edited by
Bradford Morrow

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Award nominations
1994 National Book Award for Fiction (shortlist) : The Bird Artist
1987 National Book Award for Fiction (shortlist) : The Northern Lights


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Natural History (2022)
Andrea Barrett
"Andrea Barrett does not flinch from large subjects, yet her uncanny investigations into human curiosity are sensual and soul-enhancing, and always underlit by splendid intelligence."
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Margreete's Harbor (2021)
Eleanor Lincoln Morse
"Margreete's Harbor is an exquisite family epic of many moods and much dramatic incident. I experienced the character of Liddie as sent from a George Eliot novel into 1950's and 1960's brooding coastal Maine - Liddie is magnificently compelling, like an actress you cannot take your eyes away from. Eleanor Morse has more gifts as a writer than you could count on an abacus."
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An Old Man's Game (2019)
(Amos Parisman Mystery, book 1)
Andy Weinberger
"If Isaac Singer wrote an L.A. gumshoe novel, it would be in lively conversation with An Old Man's Game, the first of what I hope is a series of Amos Parisman mysteries by the immensely talented Andy Weinberger. The writing here, to quote Sam Shepard, is 'full of crazy and comical pathos, ' and the story itself brings the L.A. Jewish community fabulously and vividly alive. This is a ribald private-eye tale full of genius and originality."

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