Joseph Monninger Explained
Joseph Monninger (born October 28, 1953) is an American writer and Professor of English at Plymouth State University. He lives in Warren, New Hampshire.[1]
In 2021, Monninger, a non-smoker, was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer.[2]
Books
- 1981, The Night Caller
- 1982, The Family Man
- 1983, The Summer Hunt
- 1986, New Jersey
- 1987, Second Season
- 1991, Incident at Potter's Bridge, as Joe Monninger
- 1991, The Viper Tree
- 1992, Biology Write Now!, co-written with T. L. Taigen
- 1993, Razor's Song
- 1995, Mather
- 1999, Home Waters: Fishing With an Old Friend
- 2001, A Barn in New England: Making a Home on Three Acres
- 2007, Two Ton: one fight, one night: Tony Galento v. Joe Louis
- 2007, Baby
- 2008, The Letters, co-written with Luanne Rice
- 2008, Hippie Chick ;
- 2010, Eternal on the Water
- 2010, Wish
- 2011, Finding Somewhere
- 2011, The World as We Know It
- 2012, Margaret from Maine
- 2014 The Major's Daughter, as J.P. Francis
- 2014, Stay Alive: Crash
- 2014, Stay Alive: Cave-In
- 2014, Stay Alive: Breakdown
- 2014, Stay Alive: Flood
- 2015 Whippoorwill
- 2017 The Map That Leads to You, as J. P. Monninger
- 2017 Game Change
- 2019 Seven Letters, as J. P. Monninger
Sources
Notes and References
- http://www.nhpr.org/post/bookshelf-joseph-monninger-football-and-fighting-odds#stream/0 The Bookshelf: Joseph Monninger on Football and Fighting the Odds | New Hampshire Public Radio
- Web site: New Hampshire writer Joseph Monninger on living with terminal cancer. Concord Monitor. February 28, 2023.
