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hassler, jon Keepsakes and Other Stories. hassler, jon Good People . . . froman Authors Life. hassler, jon Rufus at the Door and Other Stories.
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Extractions: The Literary Spirituality Review Index of Books Reviewed Index by Title 100 Names of Mary: Stories and Prayers by Anthony F. Chiffolo Albert Camus and the Minister by Howard Mumma All That Remains by Bruce Brooks Annunciation Series by Phaidon Press Architecture of Silence by David Heald (photos) and Terryl N. Kinder (text) Architecture of Truth: The Cistercian Abbey of Le Thoronet Barn at the End of the World, The by Mary Rose OReilley Because Nothing Looks Like God by Lawrence Kushner, Karen Kushner, and Dawn W. Majewski (illus.) Bless Us All by Cynthia Rylant Bones of the Master by George Crane Brick and Mortar by Alison Gresik Callings by Gregg Michael Levoy Christ for All People by Ron OGrady (ed.) Communion of Life by Chris Glaser Credo by Brian Doyle Daddy, Do You Believe in God? by John Hunt Dark Indigo Current, The by Thomas R. Smith Day Laid on the Altar, The by Adria Bernardi Dialogues with Silence by Thomas Merton Do Not Go Gentle by Ann Hood Eccentric Islands by Bill Holm Flamingo Rising, The by Larry Baker Folk Keeper,
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from an Authors Life by jon hassler Loyola Press, 2001, 120 pages. Rufus at theDoor and Other Stories by jon hassler Afton Historical Society Press, 2000.
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Extractions: Loyola Press, 2001, 120 pages reviewed by John Rosengren One of my high school English teachers used to say he tried to find at least one good thing about every person he met. He would have been pleased with Jon Hassler. The celebrated Catholic authors latest book started with a simple idea: to write about goodness. Good People . . . from an Authors Life turned out to be a good idea. In this rare work of nonfiction part memoir, part essay Hassler examines goodness from various angles in parents, childhood and adult friends, even his own characters. He avoids simplistic and sweeping definitions about goodness but instead paints balanced portraits that weigh his subjects flaws and shortcomings against their virtues. The effect is to provide a more honest, realistic consideration of that persons goodness. Drawing from his forty-two years spent teaching and the characters of his more than a dozen works of fiction, including The Love Hunter
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Beyond 4/98: Ben Elton, Jon Hassler, Carl Hiaasen, Christopher Moore, Bill Morri
businesswoman to proprietress towell, to what? hassler, jon THEDEAN'S LIST. A sequel to Rookery Blues, this hugely sympathetic
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Extractions: No, not the birdrather, the world's largest drive-in in 60's Florida, run by an eccentric father, an academic mother, two beloved adopted children and a great supporting cast. Told in retrospect, through vignette, Flamingo is a coming-of-age story, a blast from the past, and much more. Check out the July 4 pyrotechnics that lead to one catastrophe in 1967, and then an evengreater one in 1968. Slow to start, but full of humanity; also the third drive-in book on the last two lists. Symmetry: the casinos that revive run-down Biloxi will, all on their own, run people down. One who is hit is once-promising architect Ray Kaiser, and so is his wife Jewel. Barthelme gives a great idea of the "rush" of addiction, and how it short-circuits reason. And, curiously, this quiet book points directly at a "moral of the story" that it steadfastly refuses to draw. If this German bestseller is as funny in its native tongue, it's pretty funny, and bravo to translator John Brownjohn, because as with Nabokov much of the humor lies in the diction. But then, consider this: it's about a narcissistic protagonist's coming-of-age, his preoccupation with his (euphemism alert!) member, and his receipt of a Nobel Prize for his role in the fall of the Berlin Wall, through demonstration of his (euphemism alert!) member, grown through surgical error to gigantic proportions, to awed border guards. Truly far out.
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Come in from the Cold, Qualey, Marsha, Dear James, hassler, jon, Farm Team, Weaver,Will, North Of Hope A Novel, hassler, jon, Once Upon a Wedding, Eagle, Kathleen,
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Jon Hassler To Receive Distinguished Minnesotan Award
jon hassler To Receive Distinguished Minnesotan Award Author jon hassler hasbeen named the recipient of the 2000 Distinguished Minnesotan Award.
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Extractions: Event Date: May 12, 2000 Author Jon Hassler has been named the recipient of the 2000 Distinguished Minnesotan Award. Presented annually by Bemidji State University, the award recognizes the contributions a current or former resident of the state who has performed exemplary service to the people of Minnesota or the United States. The award will be presented during BSU commencement ceremonies scheduled at 2 p.m. May 12 in the Jon Glas Fieldhouse. Recently retired after 42 years of teaching in various Minnesota high schools and colleges, Hassler has published 11 novels, two story collections and a book of his journals. The Friends of American Writers chose his first novel, Staggerford , as the Novel of the Year in 1977 and the Society of Midland Authors selected "Grand Opening" for its 1987 Best Fiction Award. A screen version of his work A Green Journey was produced in 1990 as an NBC movie of the week.
Keepsakes & Other Stories By Jon Hassler
Reviews For KEEPSAKES Other Stories. by jon hassler. HARDCOVER EDITION Withdustjacket, wood engravings by Gaylord Schanilec, 10 x 7 1/4 , 120 pages.
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Extractions: of `getting everything I wrote between covers.' Mary Ann Grossmann/ Saint Paul Pioneer Press It's been a wonderful year for Minnesota writer Jon Hassler, who celebrated his 66th birthday in March. His boyhood home in Plainview is being turned into a writers center, his Parkinson's disease isn't too inhibiting, and his first short-story collection is just off the presses from Afton Historical Society Press. Hassler is nationally known for his nine adult novels set in Minnesota, several of them best sellers. But before he sold his first book in 1976, he honed his skills by writing short fiction that never saw print. ``Nobody wanted to publish these stories then because I didn't have a name,'' Hassler says, as he watches the St. Croix River flow past the Afton Historical Society Press offices in Afton.
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jon hassler was born in Minneapolis in 1933. He received degrees fromSt. John's University Dean's List. Other books by jon hassler
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Extractions: Other books by Jon Hassler The Dean's List by Jon Hassler The New York Times Book Review called Jon Hassler's last novel, Rookery Blues , "one of his finest and funniest novels." Now, Hassler brings back the delightful hero from that novel. He's older, not necessarily wiser, and still fumbling with love and life amid the strange campus doings of the 1990s. Leland Edwards, a piano-playing fisherman and English professor, has become Dean of Rookery State College. And since the president of the college has been on automatic pilot for the last thirty years, it falls to Leland to save his beloved campus from diminished enrollment, hockey thuggery, and its ignoble associations with Paul Bunyan. Then his old pal from the Icejam Quintet, Peggy Benoit, drops a fund-raising plum in his lap. The most famous poet in America, Richard Falcon, has agreed to come to Rookery. Leland envisions thousands coming from all over the Midwest to hear Falcon's readingan event that will put Rookery State on the literary map. But when he arrives, the poet is both more
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THE STAGGERFORD FLOOD jon hassler Viking Fiction ISBN 0670031259.I have smalltown envy. I wouldn't be caught dead living too far
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Extractions: I wouldn't be caught dead living too far from good bookstores, restaurants, or movie houses. I'd rather poke myself in the eye with a sharp stick than grow a garden. I much prefer the anonymity of a classy hotel to the coziness of the most lauded bed-and-breakfast. And I prefer not to know my neighbors. This novel opens a year after the flood, with elderly retired schoolteacher Agatha McGee planning a party to celebrate the anniversary of the deluge that laid waste to parts of Staggerford. Hassler then takes us back to a year earlier, when Agatha's failing health has dampened her natural bossy curiosity and left her ignorant of much going on around her. A natural, if irascible, leader, Agatha isn't used to being out of the loop, but apathy bred from grief over the death of a dear friend is a powerful narcotic. It takes THE STAGGERFORD FLOOD literally rising around her to make Agatha shake off her gloominess and realize she's still loved and needed.
Staggerford By Jon Hassler
Staggerford by jon hassler journal entries and book review. Includes a bulletinboard to post your responses. by jon hassler. Additional Information.
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daughter at a fair. hassler, jon. Staggerford A high school teacher's lifeturns into a tragicomedy. hassler, jon. Simon's Night A professor
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REVIEW: 'The Staggerford Flood' By Jon Hassler
REVIEW 'The Staggerford Flood' by jon hassler Pamela Miller. Star Tribune. PublishedSep. 15, 2002, STA15. It's always good to hear from jon hassler.
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Extractions: news freetime travel homezone ... talk index book reviews talking volumes variety horoscopes mindworks minnesota youth news parenting ... taste archive stories photo reprints projects contact corrections feedback REVIEW: 'The Staggerford Flood' by Jon Hassler Pamela Miller, Star Tribune Published September 15, 2002 Since the 1977 publication of his first novel, "Staggerford," a tragicomic story set in a fictional Minnesota town, Hassler fans have eagerly awaited each offering from this gifted Minnesota writer: 11 novels (two for young readers), two short-story collections, three plays and two works of nonfiction. A pretzel in the plot Now a character-revealing falsehood. But the larger deception she fosters is implausible and cruel. Despite this pretzel in the plot, "The Staggerford Flood" is a pleasure to read for all the usual reasons the colorful characterizations, the wry wit, the quirky small-town scenes, the ultimately benevolent view of humanity and its foibles. Pamela Miller is at pmiller@startribune.com Return to top Utilities Email this story Print this story Search News Classifieds Advertising Web More search options document.write(' '+'>')
REVIEW: 'The Staggerford Flood' By Jon Hassler
REVIEW 'The Staggerford Flood' by jon hassler Pamela Miller. Star Tribune. Published09/15/2002, STA15. It's always good to hear from jon hassler.
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Planet Peschel's Review Of My Staggerford Journal | Jon Hassler
Knowing Too Much. By Bill Peschel MY STAGGERFORD JOURNAL By jon hassler.256pp. Ballantine. $14. What is any artist but the dregs
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Extractions: "What is any artist but the dregs of his work?" the author William Gaddis said. I wish Jon Hassler had remembered that before publishing "My Staggerford Journal," the tearings from his diary he kept in 1975 when he took a sabbatical from his English professorship to write his first novel. While the book is only 100 pages long, there is very little that is of interest to anyone but fans of his work. Those interested in the artistic process will find little here of interest. Hassler recounts the decisions underlying the writing of "Staggerford" in the fashion of a carpenter building a chair ("Coach Gibbon will talk about sports. Stella about the press box and her dentist. Imogene? Knowledge."). The best parts of the book are things that have nothing to do with writing. He visits Emily Dickenson's home in New England, and spends three weeks in Great Britain and Ireland. He recounts a vacuous committee meeting at the community college where he taught. After a week writing alone, he goes out into the Minnesota snow seeking any kind of social connection. When the book is accepted by Atheneum, he worries that he doesn't know how to pronounce the name. But overall, the best part of Hassler is found in his novels.
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AUTHORS. Busch, Frederick The Dangerous Profession hassler, jon My StaggerfordJournal Reynolds, Barbara Dorothy L. Sayers Her Life Soul. TITLES.
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Author, hassler, jon. Title, A green journey / jon hassler. Edition, 1st ed.Imprint, New York Morrow, c1985. Descript, 282 p. ; 24 cm. ISBN, 0688039820.
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