Frederick Manfred
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Frederick Feikema Manfred est un auteur de western américain, né le 6 janvier 1912 à Doon (Iowa) et mort le 7 septembre 1994 à Luverne (Minnesota). Il a popularisé le terme de Siouxland, utilisé pour désigner la région environnant Sioux Falls, dans le Dakota du Sud.
Bibliographie (en anglais)
- The Golden Bowl (1944)
- Boy Almighty (1945)
- This is the Year (1947)
- The Chokecherry Tree (1948)
- The Primitive (1949), Doubleday & Company
- The Brother (1950)
- The Giant (1951)
- Lord Grizzly (1954), ISBN 0-8398-2591-9
- Morning Red (1956)
- Riders of Judgment (1957), ISBN 0-8398-2593-5
- Conquering Horse (1959), ISBN 0-8398-2590-0
- Scarlet Plume (1964), ISBN 0-8398-2594-3
- King of Spades (1965), ISBN 0-8398-2592-7
- The Man Who Looked Like the Prince of Wales (1965)
- Eden Prairie (1968)
- The Manly Hearted Woman (1972)
- Milk of Wolves (1976)
- Green Earth (1977)
- Sons of Adam (1980)
- Flowers of Desire (1989)
- No Fun On Sunday (1990)
- Of Lizards and Angels (1992)
Annexes
Catégories :
- Naissance en 1912
- Décès en 1994
- Personnalité du Dakota du Sud
- Romancier américain
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