William Dean Howells

William Dean Howells (1837-1920)

William Dean Howells (March 1, 1837 May 11, 1920) was an American realist author and literary critic. He was known for the Christmas story "Christmas Every Day" and the novel The Rise of Silas Lapham.

William Dean Howells's Books:

[The Rise Of Silas Lapham | A Belated Guest | A Boy Town | A Chance Acquaintance | A Fearful Responsibility And Other Stories | A Foregone Conclusion | A Likely Story | A Little Swiss Sojourn | A Pair Of Patient Lovers | A Psychological Counter Current In Recent Fiction | American Literary Centers | An Open Eyed Conspiracy | Annie Kilburn | Anomalies Of The Short Story | Boy Life | Bride Roses | Buying A Horse | Cambridge Neighbors | Christmas Every Day | Confessions Of Summer Colonist | Criticism And Fiction | Dr Breen Practice | Emile Zola | Evening Dress | Fennel And Rue | Five Oclock Tea | Henry James Jr | Last Days In A Dutch Hotel | Literary Boston As I Knew It | London Films | My Literary Passions | My Mark Twain | Oliver Wendell Holmes | Quaint Courtships | Questionable Shapes | Roundabout To Boston | Seven English Cities | The Albany Depot | The Coast Of Bohemia | The Daughter Of The Storage | The Elevator | The Flight Of Pony Baker | The Garotters | The Kentons | The Lady Of The Aroostook | The Leatherwood God | The Man Of Letters As A Man Of Business | The Parlor Car | The Register]