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(b.Elinor Lipman is the author of eight novels about contemporary American society and a collection of short stories. Born and raised in Lowell, Massachusetts, Lipman graduated from Simmons College where she studied journalism. She lives in Western Massachusetts and Manhattan, and received the New England Book award for fiction in 2001.
Genres: General Fiction
Novels
Then She Found Me (1990)
The Way Men Act (1992)
Isabel's Bed (1995)
The Inn at Lake Devine (1998)
Inn at the Lake Divine (1998)
The Ladies' Man (1998)
The Dearly Departed (2001)
The Pursuit of Alice Thrift (2003)
My Latest Grievance (2006)
The Family Man (2008)
The View from Penthouse B (2013)
On Turpentine Lane (2017)
Good Riddance (2019)
The Way Men Act (1992)
Isabel's Bed (1995)
The Inn at Lake Devine (1998)
Inn at the Lake Divine (1998)
The Ladies' Man (1998)
The Dearly Departed (2001)
The Pursuit of Alice Thrift (2003)
My Latest Grievance (2006)
The Family Man (2008)
The View from Penthouse B (2013)
On Turpentine Lane (2017)
Good Riddance (2019)
Omnibus
Collections
Elinor Lipman recommends
Hedwig and Berti (2005)
Frieda Arkin
"My new favorite novel. Characters and storytelling like this belong in the Fiction Hall of Fame, in the wing reserved for wry and sly masterpieces."
Pug Hill (2006)
(Pug Hill, book 1)
Alison Pace
"There's a terrific comedic eye at work here, and a tender heart."
Together Tea (2013)
Marjan Kamali
"Smart and witty, with characters so dear you want to pack your suitcase and travel with them wherever they can take you."
Another Side of Paradise (2018)
Sally Koslow
"Isn’t a beautifully written page-turner the ideal read? Well, here it is. I am full of admiration and gratitude for this wonderful novel. Brava, Sally Koslow. I didn’t want your fascinating and tender book to end."
My Ex-Life (2018)
Stephen McCauley
"From the first page of My Ex-Life, I was sending Stephen McCauley mental valentines and figurative fan notes, thanking him for this delicious, smart, funny novel, its endearing characters, and his wry, big-hearted cynicism. Oh, if all books could be like this one!"
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