Elinor Lipman
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Elinor Lipman (born October 16, 1950)[1] is an American novelist and short story writer.
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[edit] Biography
Born and raised in Lowell, Massachusetts, Lipman graduated from Simmons College where she studied journalism. She lives in western Massachusetts and Manhattan, and received the New England Book award for fiction in 2001. Her novel Then She Found Me was adapted into a 2007 feature film, directed by and starring Helen Hunt. Her novels The Ladies' Man and The Pursuit of Alice Thrift are in pre-production as feature films. Her essays have appeared in The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, and Salon.com.
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- Novels
- 1990 Then She Found Me (ISBN 0-671-68615-1)
- 1992 The Way Men Act (ISBN 0-671-74841-6)
- 1995 Isabel's Bed (ISBN 0-671-01564-8)
- 1998 The Ladies' Man (ISBN 0-375-70731-X)
- 1999 The Inn at Lake Devine (ISBN 0-375-70485-X)
- 2001 The Dearly Departed (ISBN 0-375-72458-3)
- 2003 The Pursuit of Alice Thrift (ISBN 0-375-72459-1)
- 2006 My Latest Grievance (ISBN 0-618-64465-2)
- 2009 The Family Man
- Story collections
- 1988 Into Love and Out Again (ISBN 0-671-65676-7)
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