Gordon Weaver
Born
Moline, Illinois, The United States
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The Eight Corners of the World
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published
1988
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4 editions
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Give him a stone: A novel
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published
1975
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2 editions
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A World Quite Round: Two Stories and a Novella
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published
1986
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3 editions
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Circling Byzantium
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published
1980
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Last Stands: Stories (Volume 1)
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published
2004
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2 editions
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The Way We Know in Dreams: Stories
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published
1994
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2 editions
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Count A Lonely Cadence
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published
1968
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Getting Serious: Stories
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published
1980
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Men Who Would Be Good: A Novella and Six Stories
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published
1991
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2 editions
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Such waltzing was not easy: Stories (Illinois short fiction)
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published
1974
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2 editions
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“Hey, we live each day, start each day, as if we had an endless number stretching out ahead of us. We don't, but that's how one has to face the day, right? I see an analogy with writing fiction: the story at hand probably won't come off well, and even if it does, it probably won’t get published, but if it does there won't be any payment for it - and even if there is, almost nobody will read it, and most who do won't understand or like it. But you go ahead and write the story. What choices do you have? There's always silence, but that won't do for me.” - Gordon Weaver (who is suddenly my hero, even though I don't know who he is).”
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