A Roomful of Hovings: And Other Profiles

ISBN-10
0921912617
ISBN-13
9780921912613
Category
Biography
Pages
250
Language
English
Published
1993
Publisher
MacFarlane Walter & Ross
Author
John McPhee

Description

In this unique book, John McPhee takes us into the world of several fascinating people. His inimitable style reveals the intricate details of his characters lives.

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