RUSSELL, MARY DORIA, born 1950

Mary Doria Russell

American novelist.

Books
3
Editions tracked
6
First editions
3
Nationality
United States
Born
Chicago, 1950

Mary Doria Russell wrote 3 books we track between 1996 and 2005; in publication order they begin with The Sparrow (1996).

Life

About Mary Doria Russell

Writer

Known as
anthropologist, paleontologist, novelist, writer
Citizenship
United States

Background

Educated at
University of Michigan, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Northeastern University, Glenbard East High School

Awards and honours

  • Otherwise Award (1996)
  • Arthur C. Clarke Award (1998)
  • Astounding Award for Best New Writer (1998)
  • Michigan Notable Books (2020)
  • BSFA Award for Best Novel (1997)

From Wikidata (CC0); Wikipedia has articles on Mary Doria Russell in 15 languages.

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Reading guide

Mary Doria Russell books in order

In publication order

  1. 1The Sparrow1996
  2. 2Children of God1998
  3. 3A Thread of Grace2005
In order

First editions, year by year

  1. 1996The SparrowVillard Books
  2. 1998Children of GodVillard Books
  3. 2005A Thread of GraceRandom House
Books and editions

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What order should I read Mary Doria Russell's books in?

In publication order they begin with The Sparrow (1996), then Children of God (1998) and A Thread of Grace (2005). Books in a series are listed in series order on this page.

What was Mary Doria Russell's first book?

The earliest book we list is The Sparrow, first published in 1996.

When was Mary Doria Russell born?

Mary Doria Russell was born in 1950.

How many Mary Doria Russell books does MyVolumes track?

We track 3 books by Mary Doria Russell across 6 editions, 3 of them first editions.

What awards has Mary Doria Russell won?

Mary Doria Russell has won Otherwise Award (1996), Arthur C. Clarke Award (1998), Astounding Award for Best New Writer (1998), Michigan Notable Books (2020), according to Wikidata.