Mark Harris

Mark Harris is composed of at least 5 distinct authors.

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Books by Mark Harris

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Mark Harris is composed of at least 5 distinct authors (edit assignments). LibraryThing has only recently introduced this feature. In the near future distinct authors will have their own pages.

Mark Harris (1)

Bang the Drum Slowly 117 copies, 3 reviews
The Southpaw 84 copies, 3 reviews
It Looked Like for Ever 32 copies, 1 review
A Ticket for a Seamstitch (Bison Paperbacks) 19 copies, 2 reviews
The Diamond: Baseball Writings of Mark Harris 13 copies
Lying in Bed 13 copies
Henry Wiggens Books 12 copies
Wake up, stupid 11 copies
Speed 9 copies
Saul Bellow, Drumlin Woodchuck 7 copies
The tale maker 5 copies
City of Discontent; An Interpretive Biography of Vachel Lindsay, Being… 5 copies
Mark the Glove Boy: or, The Last Days of Richard Nixon 3 copies, 1 review
The Goy 3 copies

Trumpet to the world : a novel 2 copies

Friedman & Son 1 copy

Twentyone twice; a journal 1 copy

Short Work Of It: Selected Writing By Mark Harris 1 copy

It Looked Like Forever 1 copy

Mark Harris reading "Best father ever invented," "Bang the drum slowly,"… 1 copy

Heart of Boswell 1 copy

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Mark Harris (2)

Companions for Your Spiritual Journey: Discovering the Disciplines of the… 25 copies, 1 review

Mark Harris (3)

The Doctor Who Technical Manual 107 copies, 1 review
Grave Matters: A Journey Through the Modern Funeral Industry to a Natural… 69 copies, 1 review

Mark Harris (4)

The Challenge of Change: The Anglican Communion in the Post-Modern Era 4 copies

Mark Harris (5)

Pictures at a Revolution: Five Movies and the Birth of the New Hollywood 191 copies, 16 reviews

Mark Harris (unknown)

Waterfalls of Ontario 5 copies
Something About a Soldier 4 copies
Something About Soldier 1 copy
Family Court HELL 1 copy
A TICKET FOR A SEAMSTICH 1 copy
Three Faces Of Jesus 1 copy
Educating Barbie 1 copy
ArcSDE Administrators Guide 1 copy
Managing ArcSDE services: GIS by ESRI 1 copy
Windows and walls 1 copy

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Date of birth

1922-11-19 [1922]

Date of death

2007-05-30 [2007]

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Gender

male

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Places of residence

Mount Vernon, New York, USA (birthplace)

Education

University of Denver (M.A. ∙ 1951)

University of Minnesota (Ph.D. ∙ American Studies ∙ 1956)

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Awards and honors

American Academy of Arts and Letters Academy Award (Literature ∙ 1961)

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Disambiguation notice

Definitely more than one author here--possibly 4. The Mark Harris who wrote Bang the Drum Slowly was born in 1922 and died in 2007. His name at birth was Mark Harris Finklestein. Companions for your spiritual journey : discovering the disciplines of the saints was written by a Mark Harris who was born in 1958. The Mark Harris (actually Donald Mark Harris) was born in 1960. is the author of Grave Matterns, journey.. and is the subject of the Publisher Author Profile under Links. The Mark Harris who wrote Challenge of Change: The Anglican Communion in the Post-Modern Era was born in 1940. --All this from LOC

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