9780813031521 - Matecumbe by James a Michener (29 results)

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Paperback. Condition: New. Pulitzer Prize-winning author James A. Michener was in his sixties when he began traveling frequently to the Florida Keys. One result of those visits was the novel ""Matecumbe"", named after two of the islands that comprise the town of Islamorada, located approximately half way between Miami and Key West. Never before published, ""Matecumbe"" features many of the hallmarks of Michener's best work, including detailed descriptions of place. However, the plot is much more intimate than that found in most of his large-scale, epic historical novels. Focusing on the parallel lives of a woman and her mother, both divorced, Michener spent his creative energy on character development and allegorical storytelling. Random House, his publisher, wasn't pleased, and wanted the mega-best-selling author to concentrate on producing ""heavyweight"" books like Hawaii and Centennial. ""Matecumbe"" seemed too much in the vein of his earlier romance novel, ""Sayonara"". So it sat in a drawer until, eventually, Michener gifted it - including the copyright - to Joe Avenick, his friend and former ghostwriter. Avenick played a key role in the research and writing of ""Sports in America"" and ""Chesapeake"", and introduced Michener to Melissa (Missy) DeMaio, who soon became the primary reason for Michener's increasingly frequent visits to the Keys. Biographers and critics have long agreed that Michener's personality and his characters were both affected by his relationship with DeMaio. As perhaps his most encompassing autobiographical novel, and the one written in the midst of these changes, ""Matecumbe"" provides what may be tantalizing glimpses into Michener's life. The publication of ""Matecumbe"", in the centennial year of the author's birth, will be a boon for fans who have longed for more Michener in the ten years since his death.

Paperback. Condition: New. Pulitzer Prize-winning author James A. Michener was in his sixties when he began traveling frequently to the Florida Keys. One result of those visits was the novel ""Matecumbe"", named after two of the islands that comprise the town of Islamorada, located approximately half way between Miami and Key West. Never before published, ""Matecumbe"" features many of the hallmarks of Michener's best work, including detailed descriptions of place. However, the plot is much more intimate than that found in most of his large-scale, epic historical novels. Focusing on the parallel lives of a woman and her mother, both divorced, Michener spent his creative energy on character development and allegorical storytelling. Random House, his publisher, wasn't pleased, and wanted the mega-best-selling author to concentrate on producing ""heavyweight"" books like Hawaii and Centennial. ""Matecumbe"" seemed too much in the vein of his earlier romance novel, ""Sayonara"". So it sat in a drawer until, eventually, Michener gifted it - including the copyright - to Joe Avenick, his friend and former ghostwriter. Avenick played a key role in the research and writing of ""Sports in America"" and ""Chesapeake"", and introduced Michener to Melissa (Missy) DeMaio, who soon became the primary reason for Michener's increasingly frequent visits to the Keys. Biographers and critics have long agreed that Michener's personality and his characters were both affected by his relationship with DeMaio. As perhaps his most encompassing autobiographical novel, and the one written in the midst of these changes, ""Matecumbe"" provides what may be tantalizing glimpses into Michener's life. The publication of ""Matecumbe"", in the centennial year of the author's birth, will be a boon for fans who have longed for more Michener in the ten years since his death.

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Condition: New. Named after two of the islands that comprise the town of Islamorada, located approximately half way between Miami and Key West, this book focuses on the parallel lives of a woman and her mother, both divorced. Num Pages: 176 pages, black & white illustrations. BIC Classification: FA. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 152 x 229 x 13. Weight in Grams: 280. . 2007. Paperback. . . . .

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Condition: New. Named after two of the islands that comprise the town of Islamorada, located approximately half way between Miami and Key West, this book focuses on the parallel lives of a woman and her mother, both divorced. Num Pages: 176 pages, black & white illustrations. BIC Classification: FA. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 152 x 229 x 13. Weight in Grams: 280. . 2007. Paperback. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

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Paperback. Condition: New. Pulitzer Prize-winning author James A. Michener was in his sixties when he began traveling frequently to the Florida Keys. One result of those visits was the novel ""Matecumbe"", named after two of the islands that comprise the town of Islamorada, located approximately half way between Miami and Key West. Never before published, ""Matecumbe"" features many of the hallmarks of Michener's best work, including detailed descriptions of place. However, the plot is much more intimate than that found in most of his large-scale, epic historical novels. Focusing on the parallel lives of a woman and her mother, both divorced, Michener spent his creative energy on character development and allegorical storytelling. Random House, his publisher, wasn't pleased, and wanted the mega-best-selling author to concentrate on producing ""heavyweight"" books like Hawaii and Centennial. ""Matecumbe"" seemed too much in the vein of his earlier romance novel, ""Sayonara"". So it sat in a drawer until, eventually, Michener gifted it - including the copyright - to Joe Avenick, his friend and former ghostwriter. Avenick played a key role in the research and writing of ""Sports in America"" and ""Chesapeake"", and introduced Michener to Melissa (Missy) DeMaio, who soon became the primary reason for Michener's increasingly frequent visits to the Keys. Biographers and critics have long agreed that Michener's personality and his characters were both affected by his relationship with DeMaio. As perhaps his most encompassing autobiographical novel, and the one written in the midst of these changes, ""Matecumbe"" provides what may be tantalizing glimpses into Michener's life. The publication of ""Matecumbe"", in the centennial year of the author's birth, will be a boon for fans who have longed for more Michener in the ten years since his death.

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Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorJames A. Michener (1907-1997) wrote nearly forty books in his lifetime, including such classics as Hawaii (1959), Centennial (1974), Space (1982), Texas (1985), and Alaska (1988), amo.

Paperback. Condition: New. Pulitzer Prize-winning author James A. Michener was in his sixties when he began traveling frequently to the Florida Keys. One result of those visits was the novel ""Matecumbe"", named after two of the islands that comprise the town of Islamorada, located approximately half way between Miami and Key West. Never before published, ""Matecumbe"" features many of the hallmarks of Michener's best work, including detailed descriptions of place. However, the plot is much more intimate than that found in most of his large-scale, epic historical novels. Focusing on the parallel lives of a woman and her mother, both divorced, Michener spent his creative energy on character development and allegorical storytelling. Random House, his publisher, wasn't pleased, and wanted the mega-best-selling author to concentrate on producing ""heavyweight"" books like Hawaii and Centennial. ""Matecumbe"" seemed too much in the vein of his earlier romance novel, ""Sayonara"". So it sat in a drawer until, eventually, Michener gifted it - including the copyright - to Joe Avenick, his friend and former ghostwriter. Avenick played a key role in the research and writing of ""Sports in America"" and ""Chesapeake"", and introduced Michener to Melissa (Missy) DeMaio, who soon became the primary reason for Michener's increasingly frequent visits to the Keys. Biographers and critics have long agreed that Michener's personality and his characters were both affected by his relationship with DeMaio. As perhaps his most encompassing autobiographical novel, and the one written in the midst of these changes, ""Matecumbe"" provides what may be tantalizing glimpses into Michener's life. The publication of ""Matecumbe"", in the centennial year of the author's birth, will be a boon for fans who have longed for more Michener in the ten years since his death.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Never before published, 'Matecumbe' focuses on the parallel lives of a woman and her mother, both of whom are divorced. Perhaps Micheners most encompassing autobiographical novel, this publication coincides with the centennial year of the authors birth.

Condition: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Named after two of the islands that comprise the town of Islamorada, located approximately half way between Miami and Key West, this book focuses on the parallel lives of a woman and her mother, both divorced.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 1st edition. 165 pages. 8.75x6.00x0.50 inches. In Stock. This item is printed on demand.

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