Books by George Dawes Green

AuthorBooks · Second handSince 1954

George Dawes Green is an American novelist and the founder of the storytelling organization The Moth.

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El ermitaño del parque

4.3

Author: George Dawes Green

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£10.01£16.68

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El ermitaño del parque

3.8

Author: George Dawes Green

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£10.01£65.21

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Jurado 224

3.8

Author: George Dawes Green

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£10.01£14.93

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Jurado 224

4.3

Author: George Dawes Green

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£10.01£195.00

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Coacción a un jurado

4.2

Author: George Dawes Green

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£10.01

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Die Geschworene

4.4

Author: George Dawes Green

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£10.01

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Ravens

4.2

Author: George Dawes Green

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£10.01£20.16

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The Caveman

4.0

Author: George Dawes Green

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£10.92£153.27

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La Jurée

3.9

Author: George Dawes Green

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£11.36£20.00

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The Juror

4.1

Author: George Dawes Green

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£10.01£42.99

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The Juror

4.3

Author: George Dawes Green

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£10.01

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The Juror

3.8

Author: George Dawes Green

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£10.01

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The Juror

4.5

Author: George Dawes Green

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£10.01£258.00

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About George Dawes Green

Birth

1954

Biography

George Dawes Green is an American novelist and the founder of the storytelling organization The Moth.

George Dawes Green was born in the state of Idaho in 1954.

He is a renowned American writer who excels in both novels and screenplays.

His most iconic work is the acclaimed novel The Caveman's Valentine.

Throughout his prolific career, he has published a total of 21 literary works.

His stories masterfully explore the mystery genre and courtroom dramas in New York.

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