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About Pat Conroy
Contemporary southern author Pat Conroy has written a number of highly popular books, including The Water Is Wide, The Great Santini, The Lords of Discipline, The Prince of Tides, and Beach Music. Conroy also has achieved considerable success as a screenwriter. He is the author or coauthor of several Hollywood and television scripts, most notably the film adaptations of his own novels, the Prince of Tides and Beach Music.
Novels
The Boo (1970)
The Water is Wide (1972)
The Great Santini (1976)
The Lords of Discipline (1980)
The Prince of Tides (1986)
Beach Music (1995)
South of Broad (2009)
The Water is Wide (1972)
The Great Santini (1976)
The Lords of Discipline (1980)
The Prince of Tides (1986)
Beach Music (1995)
South of Broad (2009)
Omnibus
Non fiction
My Losing Season (2002)
The WaveDancer Benefit (2002) (with John Grisham, Stephen King and Peter Straub)
The Pat Conroy Cookbook: Recipes from My Life (2004)
The WaveDancer Benefit (2002) (with John Grisham, Stephen King and Peter Straub)
The Pat Conroy Cookbook: Recipes from My Life (2004)
Links to other websites
| patconroy.com |
Pat Conroy recommends
 A World Made Of Fire (1984) Mark Childress "A wonderful and powerful novel... a novelist of astonishing gifts." |  Cold Sassy Tree (1984) Olive Ann Burns "A hilarious and passionate book... One of the best portraits of small town Southern life ever written." |  Long Distances (1988) Fabienne Marsh "This book is pure magic. I loved reading every page of it. Long Distances is the brilliant debut of a superb new writer." |
 A Stranger's House (1988) Bret Lott "Bret Lott is an important artist... A beautifully crafted novel." |  Big Bad Love (1989) Larry Brown "Larry Brown writes like a force of nature!" |  Domestic Pleasures (1991) Beth Gutcheon "Few in America write as well about marriage, divorce, and the family ties which both unite and torture us all. She's in a league by herself." |
 The Invisible Circus (1995) Jennifer Egan "If there were justice in the world, no one would be allowed to write a first novel of such beauty and accomplishment." |  Valley of the Shadow (1998) Charlotte Hughes "Charlotte Hughes is the real thing." |  Special Kay: The Wisdom of Terry Kay (2000) Terry Kay "The perfect writer for those who love to read." |
 Prague (2002) Arthur Phillips "Prague is one of those rare books that help define and identify a whole generation, in the same way that Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises introduced his own lost generation." |  Desert Places (2004) Blake Crouch "Terrific... harrowing... a whacked-out combination of Stephen King and Cormac McCarthy." |  Sweetgrass (2005) Mary Alice Monroe "Mary Alice Monroe is helping to redefine the beauty and magic of the Carolina Lowcountry. Every book she has written has felt like a homecoming to me." |
 Pawley's Island (2005) (Lowcountry Tales) Dorothea Benton Frank "Hilarious and wise." |  The King of Lies (2006) John Hart "The King of Lies moves and reads like a book on fire... An amazing new talent." |  Sweetsmoke (2008) David Fuller "Sweetsmoke is a fascinating and gripping novel about the Civil War. The slave, Cassius Howard, is a great fictional character, and his story is part mystery, part love story, and a harrowing portrait of slavery that reads with the immense power of the slave narratives. A tour de force for David Fuller." |
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