About Ward Just
Ward Just graduated from Cranbrook School in 1953. He briefly attended Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. He started his career as a print journalist for the Waukegan (Illinois) News-Sun. He was also a correspondent for Newsweek and The Washington Post from 1959 to 1969, after which he left journalism to write fiction.
Novels
A Soldier of the Revolution (1970)
Stringer (1974)
Nicholson At Large (1975)
A Family Trust (1978)
In the City of Fear (1982)
The American Blues (1984)
The American Ambassador (1987)
Jack Gance (1989)
The Translator (1991)
Ambition & Love (1994)
Echo House (1997)
A Dangerous Friend (1998)
The Weather in Berlin (2002)
An Unfinished Season (2004)
Forgetfulness (2006)
Exiles in the Garden (2010)
Rodin's Debutante (2011)
Stringer (1974)
Nicholson At Large (1975)
A Family Trust (1978)
In the City of Fear (1982)
The American Blues (1984)
The American Ambassador (1987)
Jack Gance (1989)
The Translator (1991)
Ambition & Love (1994)
Echo House (1997)
A Dangerous Friend (1998)
The Weather in Berlin (2002)
An Unfinished Season (2004)
Forgetfulness (2006)
Exiles in the Garden (2010)
Rodin's Debutante (2011)
Collections
The Congressman Who Loved Flaubert (1973)
Honor, Power, Riches, Fame, and The Love of Women (1979)
Twenty-one (1980)
Lowell Limpett: A Play and Three Stories (2001)
Honor, Power, Riches, Fame, and The Love of Women (1979)
Twenty-one (1980)
Lowell Limpett: A Play and Three Stories (2001)
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