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Found in 49 Collections and/or Records:
Grand opening, 1987
Grand opening is a novel by St. John's University writer-in-residence Jon Hassler. Set against the backdrop of World War II, it centers around a small Catholic family that moves from Minneapolis to smalltown Minnesota to run a grocery store. They find themselves outsiders in a divided town.
Jemmy, 1980
Jemmy, a young adult novel by St. John's University writer-in-residence Jon Hassler, tells the story of an Ojibwe girl in Minnesota, raised in poverty, who discovers she has a real talent for art.
Jon Hassler: voice of the heartland: a critical appraisal of his work, 2019
Jon Hassler, voice of the heartland: a critical appraisal of his work, by Ed Block, is the first book-length study of Hassler's life and develpment as a writer. Hassler was a graduate of St. John's University, and returned as a professor in the English Department.
Keepsakes & other stories, 1999
Keepsakes & other stories is a collection of short stories by St. John's University English professor Jon Hassler.
Keepsakes & other stories, 1999
Keepsakes & other stories is a collection of short stories by St. John's University English professor Jon Hassler.
Liturgy 31 class notes of Very Reverend Gregory Roettger, O.S.B.: first semester, 1947-1948, 1948
Liturgy 31 class notes, by St. John's monk and theology professor Gregory Roettger, comprises a summary of his lectures in the third-year graduate seminary course Fundamental Liturgy (first semester). Includes bibliographical references. Reproduced by his students with his permission.
Liturgy notes for Liturgy Class 32 of Dom Gregory Roettger O.S.B., 1949
Liturgy notes for Liturgy Class 32, by St. John's monk and theology professor Gregory Roettger, comprises a summary of his lectures in the third-year graduate seminary course Fundamental Liturgy (second semester). Includes bibliographical references. Reproduced with his permission.
My Staggerford journal, 1999
In My Staggerford journal, St. John's professor Jon Hassler shows the process of writing his novel Staggerford through his diary entries.
My Staggerford journal, 1999
In My Staggerford journal, St. John's professor Jon Hassler shows the process of writing his novel Staggerford through his diary entries. Archives copy inscribed by the author.
North of hope, 1990
In North of hope, by St. John's University English professor Jon Hassler, a parish priest in northern Minnesota is reunited with a woman on whom he had a crush in high school. University Archives copy is signed by the author.
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