In celebration of Wallace Stegner‘s birthday today, I share this photograph I took of his typewriter. It’s on display in the Special Collections section of the University of Utah library in Salt Lake City. Although this isn’t a great photo, I do love seeing desks or tools used by wonderful writers!
- Novels by Wallace Stegner:
- Remembering Laughter (1937)
- The Potter’s House (1938)
- On a Darkling Plain (1940)
- Fire and Ice (1941)
- The Big Rock Candy Mountain (1943), semi-autobiographical
- Second Growth (1947)
- The Preacher and the Slave (1950), reissued as Joe Hill: A Biographical Novel
- A Shooting Star (1961)
- All the Little Live Things (1967)
- Joe Hill: A Biographical Novel (1969)
- Angle of Repose (1971), winner of the Pulitzer Prize
- The Spectator Bird (1976), winner of the National Book Award
- Recapitulation (1979)
- Crossing to Safety (1987)
Wallace Stegner was one of my favorite authors – and died much too soon.
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Andrea, which is your favorite Stegner book? I’ve been trying to remember if I met him when I was working at the bookstore in Salt Lake City in the early 80s. I know he was a special guest there.
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