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Busch graduated from Muhlenberg College and earned a master's degree from Colgate. He was Professor Emeritus of Literature at the Colgate University in Hamilton , New York from 1976 to 2003 . He won numerous awards, including the American Academy of Arts and Letters Fiction Award in 1986 and the PEN/Malamud Award in 1991 .


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  • "I Wanted A Year Without Fall - a novel", Calder & Boyars London 1971

  • "Hawkes: a guide to his fictions", Syracuse University 1973

  • "Manual Labor - a novel", New Directions 1974

  • "Domestic Particulars: a Family Chronicle", New Directions Pub. Co. NY 1976

  • "Mutual Friend", Harper & Row 1978

  • "Hardwater Country - stories", Knopf NY 1979

  • "Rounds", Farrar, Straus and Giroux 1980

  • "Take This Man", Farrar, Straus and Giroux", 1981

  • "Invisible Mending: a novel" D.R. Godine 1984

  • "Too Late American Boyhood Blues: ten stories", D.R. Godine 1984

  • "Sometimes I Live in the Country", D.R. Godine 1986

  • "Absent Friends", Knopf NY 1989

  • "War Babies", New Directions 1989

  • "Harry and Catherine", Knopf NY 1990

  • "Closing Arguments", Ticknor & Fields 1991

  • "Long Way From Home", Ticknor & Fields 1993

  • "Children in the Woods: New and Selected Stories" Ticknor & Fields 1994

  • "Girls: A Novel", Harmony Books 1997

  • "A Dangerous Profession: a book about the writing life", St. Martin's Press 1998

  • "The Night Inspector", Harmony Books 1999

  • "A Memory of War", 2003



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