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Kent Haruf - [Plainsong 01] - Plainsong (retail).epub
Kent Haruf - [Plainsong 01] - Plainsong (retail).mobi
Kent Haruf - [Plainsong 02] - Eventide (retail).epub
Kent Haruf - [Plainsong 02] - Eventide (retail).mobi
Kent Haruf - [Plainsong 03] - Benediction.epub
Kent Haruf - [Plainsong 03] - Benediction.mobi
Kent Haruf - Our Souls at Night- A Novel.azw3
Kent Haruf - Our Souls at Night- A Novel.epub
Kent Haruf - The Tie That Binds (v5.0).epub
Kent Haruf - The Tie That Binds (v5.0).mobi
Kent Haruf - The Tie That Binds.epub
Kent Haruf - Where You Once Belonged.epub
Kent Haruf - Where You Once Belonged.mobi


Haruf was born in Pueblo, Colorado, the son of a Methodist minister. In 1965 he graduated with a BA from Nebraska Wesleyan University, where he would later teach, and earned an MFA from the Iowa Writers' Workshop at the University of Iowa in 1973.

Before becoming a writer, Haruf worked in a variety of places, including a chicken farm in Colorado, a construction site in Wyoming, a rehabilitation hospital in Denver, a hospital in Phoenix, a presidential library in Iowa, an alternative high school in Wisconsin, and colleges in Nebraska and Illinois and as an English teacher with the Peace Corps in Turkey. He lived with his wife, Cathy, in Salida, Colorado, until his death in 2014. He had three daughters from his first marriage.

All[1] of Haruf's novels take place in the fictional town of Holt, in eastern Colorado. Holt is based on Yuma, Colorado, one of Haruf's residences in the early 1980s. His first novel, The Tie That Binds (1984), received a Whiting Award and a special Hemingway Foundation/PEN citation. Where You Once Belonged followed in 1990. A number of his short stories have appeared in literary magazines.

Plainsong was published in 1999 and became a U.S. bestseller. Verlyn Klinkenborg called it "a novel so foursquare, so delicate and lovely, that it has the power to exalt the reader."[2] Plainsong won the Mountains & Plains Booksellers Award and the Maria Thomas Award in Fiction and was a finalist for the National Book Award for Fiction.

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