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Jemmy Hassler Jon
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Four Miles To Pinecone Hassler Jon
Four Miles to Pinecone hassler jon. Title Four Miles to Pinecone Author HasslerJon. Category Children's Books Rosen Editors CocaCola Cultur
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Hassin Vijay, 1978. 1. Hassler Hans Leo 1564 1612, 5. hassler jon, 4. HasslerR Alfred, 1970, 1. Hassler Robert D, c1987, 1. Hassler William Woods, 1957,1.
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Jon Hassler
Jon Hassler. Good People . . . from an Author's Life. A Green Journey. Rookery Blues A Novel. Grand Opening. The Dean's List. Staggerford. My Staggerford Journal.
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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. Works published within the past year are two story collections, "Keepsakes and Other Stories" and "Rufus at the Door and Other Stories," as well as "My Staggerford Journal," an account of the year during which he wrote his first novel.
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Author, Hassler, Jon. Title, My Staggerford journal / Jon Hassler. Subject,Hassler, Jon Diaries. Novelists, American 20th century Diaries.
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Fiction, Fiction - General, Literary Hassler Jon Staggerford
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Fiction, Fiction - General, Literary Hassler Jon Simon's Night
Fiction, Fiction General, Literary hassler jon Simon's Night. TitleSimon's Night. Subject Fiction, Fiction - General, Literary
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The Wit, Wisdom And Wonder Of Writer Jon Hassler - November 1998 Issue Of St. An
Feature article builds on interviews of hassler and acquaintances. Includes some biographical information, and examples of hassler's descriptions of characters.
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Extractions: Childhood Memories Memorable Catholic Characters ... Knowing How to Tell a Story ON A COLD MAINE NIGHT, a 35-year-old news producer sits alone in his quiet apartment reading a book his sister has recommended. Suddenly, stunned by the book's unanticipated climax, he shouts, "No! No!" Moments later he returns to the story, overwhelmed by a sense of loss. A civilian writer for the Department of Defense scours bookstore shelves, searching out the perfect gift for a friend's upcoming birthday. The title she seeks is set firmly in her mind. Unable to find it, she exits the Maryland store in frustration. No other book will do! A parish priest assigned to a lonely South Dakota outpost eagerly anticipates an upcoming day off. It finally arrives. He drives 85 miles one way to the closest public library and picks up another novel by his new favorite author. In the anonymity of the small city, he kicks up his heels and spends the afternoon in a coffee shop reading.
Jon Hassler @ Catharton Authors
jon hassler. ? Bored? Meet people at Café Catharton Websites jon hassler'sWriting Room. Message Boards Suggest or Request a board. Mailing Lists
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RAAP: Jon Hassler Theater
The jon hassler Theater is located in the Center for Rural America Arts, a former International Harvester implement
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Extractions: The Lyric Theater, which performed all of the professional plays held in Plainview to date, was the original producer of all of Hassler's plays, and is the leading Minnesota producer of works by other regional rural writers. The Lyric became formally affiliated with the Jon Hassler Theater January 1, 2001. By joining the Lyric's 15 years of professional stage experience with the Jon Hassler Theater, RAAP has developed a partnership that represents the oldest continuous professional theater company in Southeastern Minnesota. Sally Childs continues as Artistic Director in the newly formed organization.
BookPage Interview
Alden Mudge interviews jon hassler on the publication of The Dean's List.
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Extractions: A talk with Jon Hassler Interview by Alden Mudge How is it that the author of the very funny new novel, "The Dean's List," is not yet a famous American writer? True, Jon Hassler enjoys a devoted word-of-mouth following. The soulful "Staggerford" (published, at last, in 1977, when he was 42 years old) is, Hassler admits, "a cult book among English teachers, at least around Minnesota." His seven subsequent novels are recommended by knowledgeable librarians and thoughtful booksellers all over the country. His most recent book, "Rookery Blues" received high praise. And Hassler counts First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as one of his more famous fans. But Hassler's name sparks no flicker of recognition in the eyes of most of my well-read friends, and I wonder how that can be.
CERC: Hope On Ice: The Felicitous Fiction Of Jon Hassler
Appreciative essay by Charlotte Hays on the Catholic novelist. Draws the inevitable comparison to J.F. Powers.
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Extractions: Hope on Ice: the Felicitous Fiction of Jon Hassler CHARLOTTE HAYS Whenever I read the novels of Jon Hassler, whose funny and beautifully crafted stories, mostly about Catholics in the upper Midwest, call to mind his fellow Minnesotan and Catholic writer, the late J.F. Powers, I wonder what it's like to be one of the best American novelists alive, yet largely unknown beyond a coterie of fanatical admirers such as myself. Though immensely entertaining, novelist Jon Hassler is largely unknown, chiefly because of his choice of subject matter. Hassler writes about Catholic priests and the very human situations in which they find themselves. Whenever I read the novels of Jon Hassler, whose funny and beautifully crafted stories, mostly about Catholics in the upper Midwest, call to mind his fellow Minnesotan and Catholic writer, the late J.F. Powers, I wonder what it's like to be one of the best American novelists alive, yet largely unknown beyond a coterie of fanatical admirers such as myself. Anthony Trollope, Barbara Pym, and Powers also wrote droll stories about men of the cloth. That was to be expected in Trollope's time, when the clerical life with its attendant benefices was a respectable career track for young Victorians and thus a ready topic for satire. But the motif was already quaint by the 1950s, when Pym was writing her delicious tales of dotty High Anglican vicars and the spinsters smitten by them. And Powers's darkly humorous fiction, whose subjects are almost always Catholic priests, is respected but generally misunderstood by the literary establishment. So it is not surprising that Hassler, writing about a generation after Powers, has simply been ignored by most of the critics.
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Authorized web site about this Minnesota author and his novels.Category Arts Literature Authors H hassler, jonWelcome to the only authorized jon hassler site! Please click on the News buttonto read about jon's new book and other news. News added on February 17, 2003.
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Join Us For A Quiet Night With Jon Hassler
A QUIET NIGHT WITH jon hassler. Join us for a quiet night with jon hassler. Anopportunity to celebrate with jon hassler upon the release of his new book.
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Extractions: Click here for pictures from the event. Announcing A VERY SPECIAL Book Event A QUIET NIGHT WITH JON HASSLER Join us for a quiet night with Jon Hassler. This event will celebrate the release of Jons new book The Staggerford Flood (Viking). Jon hasnt participated at a public book event in over two years. He has no plans for any other public book events or appearances. This is a unique opportunity to meet author Hassler and spend time with him and some of his literary friends coming together to honor him on the evening of Friday, October 18, 2002 The Minnesota Humanities Commission is hosting this special reception honoring Hassler and the release of his new book. Ten signed copies of the The Staggerford Flood will be available at the event. Five signed copies of the book will be offered as door prizes to admission paying attendees. Five additional copies will be auctioned during the evening Jon says that he anticipates less than 100 signed copies of this book will ever be available. No signed copies will be available in bookstores. The 10 signed copies available at this event will be very special and valuable.
J.F. Powers, R.I.P.
Eulogy by fellow writer jon hassler.
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Lorraine Hardy, Thomas Harris, E. Lynn Harris, Joel Chandler Harris, Thomas Harrison,Jim Harrison, Sue Hartley, LP hassler, jon Hawthorne, Nathaniel Heaney
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Extractions: Search through: Entire site Hassler, Jon DIRECTORY Entertainment Literature Authors ... Conversation with a Catholic Novelist - Joe Towalski interviews Jon Hassler. - Unsigned, undated book review. Finding Balance Between the Ridiculous and Sublime - Alden Mudge interviews Jon Hassler on the publication of "The Dean's List." Graves of Academe - "Forget Garrison Keillor and the Coen brothers. Jon Hassler is Minnesota's most engaging cultural export." Review of "The Dean's List," in the New York Times. Hassler visits class studying his books - Jon Hassler returned to Central Lakes College as an honored guest. [Brainerd Dispatch] Hope on Ice: The Felicitous Fiction of Jon Hassler - Appreciative essay by Charlotte Hays on the Catholic novelist. Draws the inevitable comparison to J.F. Powers. - Authorized web site about this Minnesota author and his novels. Novelist Trusts Proven Themes in "Dean's List"

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