Daniel Quinn, Author . Context $24 (288p) ISBN 978-1-893956-30-8
A detective goes demon hunting in this supernatural mystery from the bestselling author of Ishmael.
Chicago sexagenarian private eye Howard Sheim is hired by millionaire Aaron Fischer to probe the existence of Baal, Ashtoroth and Moloch, "false
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Daniel Quinn, Author . Steerforth $13.95 (208p) ISBN 978-1-58642-126-7
This slender volume—a place marker in Quinn's philosophical oeuvre about mankind's relationship to nature (including the trilogy Ishmael
, The Story of B
and My Ishmael
)—is as slight as the winsome aphorism in its title. Two-thi
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Daniel Quinn, Author Context Books $21.95 (192p) ISBN 978-1-893956-13-1
From the author of the bestselling novel Ishmael, 1992 winner of the highly controversial $500,000 Turner Tomorrow Fellowship, comes this absorbing cautionary tale imagining a homogenous future society. In 1992 A.D., when the narrator, Jason Tull Jr.
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Daniel Quinn, Author Bantam Books $23.95 (288p) ISBN 978-0-553-07875-6
Quinn ( Dreamer ) won the Turner Tomorrow Award's half-million-dollar first prize for this fascinating and odd book--not a novel by any conventional definition--which was written 13 years ago but could not find a publisher. The unnamed narrator is a
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Daniel Quinn, Author Bantam Books $19.95 (175p) ISBN 978-0-553-10018-1
Quinn's novel Ishmael, a cult favorite, elaborated an ecologically sound mythology for our time and won a Ted Turner award for fiction that offers solutions to global problems. In this windy, slow-moving memoir, Quinn summarizes Ishmael's vision of...
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Daniel Quinn, Author Bantam Books $23.95 (288p) ISBN 978-0-553-10636-7
In 1989, Ted Turner offered a $500,000 fellowship for a work of fiction that offered positive solutions to global problems. Out of 2500 entries worldwide, Quinn's quirky first novel, Ishmael, won the prize (which after some controversy, was never...
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Daniel Quinn, Author Bantam Books $22.95 (325p) ISBN 978-0-553-10053-2
Quinn returns to fiction after a five-year hiatus with a sequel of sorts to Ishmael, winner of the Turner Tomorrow Award in 1991. Like its controversial predecessor, this book is not really a novel, but an extended Socratic dialogue that promulgates
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Daniel Quinn, Author Harmony $21.95 (208p) ISBN 978-0-609-60490-8
With the publication of his trilogy of novels (Ishmael; The Story of B; My Ishmael), Quinn became something of a cult figure in visionary fiction. In those books, Quinn explored the self-sustaining nature of tribal societies and his belief that the...
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Daniel Quinn, Author, Tim Eldred, Illustrator ; illus. by Tim Eldred. Context Books $19.95 (204p) ISBN 978-1-893956-17-9
Quinn's (After Dachau) new graphic novel incorporates his interests in alternative realities and the environment while using an odd and engaging narrative device. The entire social, technological and biological life of the planet, and indeed the
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