Henry Carter Hull

Presents a fictionalized account of the life of actress Marilyn Monroe.

Offers a fictionalized account of the life and times of early twentieth-century photographer Edward Curtis and his wife Clara, interweaving their experiences with those of twenty-first-century writer Marianne Wiggins.

Richard Morgan, the refined son of a Bristol tavern-keeper finds himself consigned as a convict to the "First Fleet" which brought male and female prisoners to the newly discovered continent of Australia.

Provides a fictional account of the life of Pan Yuliang, an early twentieth-century artist who was raised in a brothel, purchased as a second wife by a wealthy official, and was later forced to move to France when her paintings of nudes proved to be an insult to the Chinese government.

Bethia Mayfield befriends Caleb, the son of a Wampanoag chieftain, as she grows up near Martha's Vineyard in the mid-seventeenth century, and watches as her minister father attempts to convert the Native Americans, but the fates of the children are tied together as Bethia's father encourages the education of Caleb, a privilege Bethia has always wished for, and the two are reunited in Cambridge.

Translation of: O Evangelho segundo Jesus Cristo. A fictional account of the life of Jesus Christ.

A fictional biography of Pearl S. Buck in which the author, as a child, forms a friendship with a young Chinese girl that follows the women through adulthood as they deal with matters of love, loyalty, and repression.

"George Sand was a 19th century French novelist known not only for her novels but even more for her scandalous behavior. After leaving her estranged husband, Sand moved to Paris where she wrote, wore men's clothing, smoked cigars, and had love affairs with famous men and an actress named Marie. In an era of incredible artistic talent, Sand was the most famous female writer of her time. Her lovers and friends included Frederic Chopin, Gustave Flaubert,...