Bill Broder

• Jun-1982
• / General Fiction
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In this allegorical treatment of man's changing relationship with the earth through the centuries, stories illustrated with contemporary art or artifacts capture those historical moments in which man's relationship with the natural world underwent ra...

• Mar-1992
• / General Fiction
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The Sacred Hoop is a unique experience in historical fiction. From a retelling of Genesis to the saga of the Steam God (the Transcontinental Railroad) in nineteenth-century America, Bill Broder has illuminated in fiction the larger chronicle of human...

• Apr-2013
• / Literary
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A Half Century of Public and Private Moral Ambivalence "The Thanksgiving Trilogy," by Bill Broder, presents a portrait of the human and historical dilemmas in our country during the last fifty years. In three novels, Bill Broder follows a group of fr...

• Apr-2013
• / Literary
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A Half Century of Public and Private Moral Ambivalence The Thanksgiving Trilogy, by Bill Broder, presents a portrait of the human and historical dilemmas in our country during the last fifty years. In three novels, Bill Broder follows a group of frie...

• Apr-2013
• / Literary
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A Half Century of Public and Private Moral Ambivalence “The Thanksgiving Trilogy,” by Bill Broder, presents a portrait of the human and historical dilemmas in our country during the last fifty years. In three novels, Bill Broder follows a group o...

• May-2014
• / Historical
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"Two Russian Bicycles" consists of two novellas that dramatize the moral ambiguities forced upon humans once they attempt to shape their cultural landscape. These curiously related works of fiction, firmly based on historical fact, are prophetic of t...

• Mar-2015
• / Literary
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BELIEF, A NOVEL a contemporary tale, portrays a man whose search for God and whose caregiving infuriates his family and friends. The hero’s spiritual and fleshly appetites are closely allied. He feels most connected to life and God during the act o...

• May-2015
• / Literary
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Six Hands Clapping is a unique American family story depicting the recent rise of Zen Buddhism in the United States. It is a tale of love, utopian religious ideals, and human frailty that has been repeated in different forms on this continent since t...

• Jan-2016
• / Literary
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THE TEETH OF GOD proceeds on three levels that alternate throughout the work: (1) the life of Eugene Wolfe who practices dentistry in Northern California; (2) a play Eugene has written about Ramon San-Souillard, a California culture hero in search of...

• Sep-2020
• / General Fiction
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Neglected Works; Volume Two contains two plays: The Sphynx of Kiev and Tolstoy's Wife. Both plays reveal how the small battles of hearth, friendship, and love shape history and underlie the effort to remain human in times bedeviled by a brutal de...