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  • Endgame: A Journal of the Seventy-Ninth Year

    May Sarton

    Paperback, 1999

    "Sarton has been the lighthouse light for millions of women, and despite the dimming of that light, she remains [in this book] the Sarton who wrote Journal of a Solitude."—Library Journal
  • Anger: A Novel

    May Sarton

    Paperback, 1996

    The marriage of Ned Fraser, a Boston banker, and Anna Lindstrom, a singer on the brink of fame, is a battlefield of opposing temperaments.
  • Plant Dreaming Deep: A Novel

    May Sarton

    Paperback, 1996

    May Sarton describes living at her eighteenth-century house in Nelson, New Hampshire—how she acquired it, how it and the garden became part of her.
  • A Private Mythology: Poems

    May Sarton

    Paperback, 1996

    In these poems, May Sarton reflects on a journey undertaken to celebrate her fiftieth birthday, a journey that took her around the world to Greece via Japan and India, and finally home to the New...
  • A Reckoning: A Novel

    May Sarton

    Paperback, 1997

    When Laura Spelman learns that she will not get well, she looks on this last illness as a journey during which she must reckon up her life, give up the nonessential, and concentrate on what she...
  • At Eighty-Two: A Journal

    May Sarton

    Paperback, 1997

    “Reporting from the front lines on the author’s daily battle with a body and a mind that increasingly refuse to cooperate, At Eighty-Two captures this struggle with a simplicity, elegance and...
  • Coming into Eighty: Poems

    May Sarton

    Paperback, 1998

    In this collection, May Sarton takes on the subject of herself in old age.
  • Faithful Are the Wounds: A Novel

    May Sarton

    Paperback, 1998

    Set in the academic world of Harvard and Cambridge, this novel dramatizes the plight of the embattled American liberal in the 1950s.
  • Letters from Maine: Poems

    May Sarton

    Paperback, 1998

    In poems gathered into three sections under the titles "Letters from Maine," "A Winter Garland," and "Letters to Myself," Sarton's inspiration was a new, brief, and passionate love affair.
  • Recovering: A Journal

    May Sarton

    Paperback, 1998

    "Sarton's 'art of making exquisite distinctions' and her vulnerability as a human being are her timeless gifts to her readers." —Library Journal