House Next Door

SIDDONS, ANNE RIVERS

Literature & Fiction

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FOX'S EARTH

Genre Fiction

New York Simon & Schuster 1981

The dark but seductive tale of five generations of Southern women and the house that was both their greatest inheritance and their most confining prison.In 1904, Ruth Yancey is only ten years old when she is brought to live at the magnificent mansion called Fox's Earth. But the impoverished daughter of an abusive mill worker has already internalized her mother's steely code: Men may hold all the power, but a woman possesses one thing that can get her anything in the world she wants...if she's prepared to make certain sacrifices. Deserted by her mother in order to give her a better chance at wealth, Ruth's own ambition drives her to possess Fox’s Earth at any cost, even though her sacrifice will ultimately be her own husband, children, and grandchildren.

Fox's Earth

Homeplace

Forced to return to her hometown in Georgia, Mike Winship Singer, a divorced free-lance artist, tries to come to terms with her past and her dying, bigoted father

United States

Harpercollins

Two star-crossed cousins, the independent Lucy and the bookish Shep, play out a love-hate relationship over several decades among the elite levels of Southern society

Peachtree Road

Harper&Row

A woman flees a disastrous marriage to settle in a small, aristocratic town and falls in live with a young teacher determined to protect the surrounding wilderness from a nearby nuclear plant

King's Oak: A Novel

Reunited with her beloved college chums after years of separation, Kate Abrams, now a successful interior designer, must face the many bitter truths of her own past

Outer Banks

A year in the life of a woman is poignantly rendered in a collection of twenty-eight essays, first published twenty years ago and now appearing in a new edition. By the author of Outer Banks. Reissue. National ad/promo.

John Chancellor Makes Me Cry

Essays & Correspondence

Smoky O'Donnell comes to Atlanta in 1966 to pursue a career as a  writer and becomes involved with three different men--aristocrat  Bradley Hunt, photographer Lucas Baird, and John Howard, a black civil  rights activist. 300,000 first printing. $350,000 ad/promo. Tour.

Downtown

Romance

Contemporary

“A treat to be savored.”
—Houston Chronicle
A classic from New York Times bestselling author Anne Rivers Siddons, Nora, Nora tells the story of free-thinking Cousin Nora Findlay who turns tiny Lytton, Georgia, on its ear in the summer of 1961. Pat Conroy (The Prince of Tides) says the author of Low Country, Up Island, Peachtree Street, and King’s Oak “ranks among the best of us,” and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution praises Nora, Nora as “Anne Rivers Siddons writing at the top of her form. This lively, sparkling coming-of-age novel is superbly written and wholly engaging.”

Nora, Nora: A Novel

Harper

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