Bio
Irwin Shaw (1913–1984) was an acclaimed, award-winning author who grew up in New York City and graduated from Brooklyn College in 1934. His first play, Bury the Dead (1936), has become an anti-war classic. He went on to write several more plays, more than a dozen screenplays, two works of nonfiction, dozens of short stories (for which he won two O. Henry awards), and twelve novels, including The Young Lions (1948) and Rich Man, Poor Man (1970). William Goldman, author of Temple of Gold and Marathon Man, says of Shaw: “He is one of the great storytellers and a pleasure to read.” For more about Shaw’s life and work, visit www.irwinshaw.org.Irwin Shaw Books
Collected Fiction
Irwin ShawIn the Company of Dolphins
Irwin ShawRich Man, Poor Man and Beggarman, Thief
Irwin ShawAcceptable Losses
Irwin ShawBread Upon the Waters
Irwin ShawTwo Weeks in Another Town
Irwin ShawThe Troubled Air
Irwin ShawVoices of a Summer Day
Irwin ShawThe Young Lions
Irwin ShawRich Man, Poor Man
Irwin ShawEvening in Byzantium
Irwin ShawBeggarman, Thief
Irwin ShawBrooklyn Noir 2
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