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Richard Yates

Richard Yates

Born 3 Feb 1926 · Died 7 Nov 1992

From Yonkers, New York, United States · Nationality: United States · Writes fiction and nonfiction

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Richard Yates (February 3, 1926 – November 7, 1992) was an American fiction writer, identified with the mid-century "Age of Anxiety". His first novel, Revolutionary Road, was a finalist for the 1962 National Book Award.

Books by Richard Yates in order

Books by Richard Yates in the order they were published, from Revolutionary Road (1961) to A Special Providence (2002).

  1. 1Revolutionary RoadRevolutionary Road1961
  2. 2Eleven Kinds of LonelinessEleven Kinds of Loneliness1962
  3. 3Richard Yates, Civil War GovernorRichard Yates, Civil War Governor1966
  4. 4Serving the Republic: Richard YatesServing the Republic: Richard Yates1968
  5. 5Disturbing the PeaceDisturbing the Peace1975
  6. 6The Easter ParadeThe Easter Parade1976
  7. 7A Good SchoolA Good School1978
  8. 8Liars in LoveLiars in Love1981
  9. 9Liars in Love DltLiars in Love Dlt1982
  10. 10Young Hearts CryingYoung Hearts Crying1984
  11. 11Cold Spring HarborCold Spring Harbor1986
  12. 12Introduction to Law in CanadaIntroduction to Law in Canada2000
  13. 13The Collected Stories of Richard YatesThe Collected Stories of Richard Yates2001
  14. 14A Special ProvidenceA Special Providence2002
  15. 15Mel Bay's Chopin for Acoustic GuitarMel Bay's Chopin for Acoustic Guitar
  16. 16Richard YatesRichard Yates
  17. 17Sinister VintageSinister Vintage
  18. 18Speech of Hon. Richard Yates, Delivered at the Republican RaSpeech of Hon. Richard Yates, Delivered at the Republican Ratification Meeting, of the Citizens of Sangamon County, in the Hall of the House of Representatives, Springfield, June 7th, 1860
  19. 19Speech of Hon. Richard Yates, of Illinois, on the Land PolicSpeech of Hon. Richard Yates, of Illinois, on the Land Policy of the United States, and in Defense of the West
  20. 20Speeches of Richard Yates, on National Sovereignty and StateSpeeches of Richard Yates, on National Sovereignty and State Rights, in the Senate of the United States, February 14 and 17, 1870
  21. 21The Temperance MovementThe Temperance Movement

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