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Winner of the Massachusetts Book Award for fiction, Dawn Tripp is the author of the novels Moon Tide, The Season of Open Water, and Game of Secrets, a Boston Globe bestseller. Her essays have appeared in the Virginia Quarterly Review, The Believer, The Rumpus, Psychology Today, and on NPR. Her fourth novel, Georgia, a biographical novel about the American artist Georgia OKeeffe, will be published by Random House in early 2016. She graduated from Harvard and lives in Massachusetts with her family.
Genres: Historical, Mystery
Novels
Moon Tide (2003)
The Season of Open Water (2005)
Game of Secrets (2011)
Georgia (2016)
Jackie (2024)
The Season of Open Water (2005)
Game of Secrets (2011)
Georgia (2016)
Jackie (2024)
Dawn Tripp recommends
Hocus Pocus (2026)
Brinda Charry
"A story of magic and identity, obsession and desire, Hocus Pocus is masterfully crafted - a cool, shining blade of a novel. Charry writes with such nuanced grace and insight, and this is a stunning untold tale of 19th century America that maps the complex choices a young man will face for the integrity of creative freedom and his faith in the revelatory power of art."
Evening Begins the Day (2026)
Jessica Brilliant Keener
"A magnificent work of fiction. With spare, gorgeous insight and a compelling sense of pace, [Keener] maps how small, everyday moments drive the larger, at times irrevocable, events of a life."
The Lioness of Boston (2023)
Emily Franklin
"A novel of blazing insight, The Lioness of Boston captures the daring life and mind of the unforgettable woman who transformed American art and the city of Boston itself. This masterfully written work of historical fiction will remind some of Lily King's Euphoria and others of Melanie Benjamin's The Swans of Fifth Avenue. The Lioness of Boston is the best kind of novel--at once a deft page-turner and a thrilling love story about a woman's passion for an independent life--that will sear your mind, break your heart, and leave you forever changed."
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