From the award-winning author of The Danish Girl and The Rose City, Pasadena tells the story of Linda Stamp, a fishergirl born in 1903 on a coastal onion farm, and the three men who change her life: her jealous brother, Edmund
Bruder, the orphan Linda\'s father brings home from World War I; and a Pasadena orange rancher named Willis Poore.
He lives in New York City..
Ebershoff teaches in the graduate writing program at Columbia University and is an editor-at-large at Random House.
The 19th Wife was made into a television movie and The Danish Girl is under development as a feature film.
His books have been translated into twenty languages to critical acclaim.
His fiction has won a number of awards, including the Rosenthal Foundation Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the Ferro-Grumley Award, and the Lambda Literary Award.
About the Author: David Ebershoff is the author of the novels The 19th Wife, Pasadena, and The Danish Girl, and a short-story collection, The Rose City.
Pasadena is a novel of passion and history, about a woman and a place in perpetual transformation.
The novel spans Linda\'s adventurous and romantic life, weaving the tales of her Mexican mother and her German-born father with those of the rural Pacific Coast of her youth and of the small, affluent city, Pasadena, that becomes her home.
From the award-winning author of The Danish Girl and The Rose City, Pasadena tells the story of Linda Stamp, a fishergirl born in 1903 on a coastal onion farm, and the three men who change her life: her jealous brother, Edmund
Bruder, the orphan Linda\'s father brings home from World War I; and a Pasadena orange rancher named Willis Poore
