Alison Stewart Lurie was an American novelist and academic. She won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for her 1984 novel Foreign Affairs. Although better known as a novelist, she wrote many non-fiction books and articles, particularly on children's literature and the semiotics of dress.
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Foreign Affairs
1990
ISBN 9780785799535
Don't tell the grown-ups
1990
ISBN 9780316537223
The war between the Tates
1994
ISBN 9780749397821
The language of houses
2014
ISBN 9781883285609
The language of clothes
1981
ISBN 9780394513027
Words and worlds
2019
ISBN 9781883285784
Love and Friendship
1997
ISBN 9780805051780
Imaginary friends
1998
ISBN 9780805051803
Women and ghosts
1994
ISBN 9780385473927
The nowhere city
1986
ISBN 9780349122113
The Truth about Lorin Jones
1992
ISBN 9780517079751
Language of Clothes
1992
ISBN 9780747508212
Truth and Consequences
2006
ISBN 9781440627347
Truth and Consequences A Novel
2006
ISBN 9780143038030
The last resort
2020
ISBN 9781784876272
Only Children
1990
ISBN 9780380708758
Familiar Spirits A Memoir of James Merrill and David Jackson
2002
ISBN 9780142000458
Real People
2019
ISBN 9781504053297
The Cat Agent
2022
ISBN 9781681114842
Alison Lurie Coffret en 3 Volumes
2002
ISBN 9782743603960