“Every crease is a story.”
Author
1933–2009
James Dudley Houston was an American novelist, poet and editor. He wrote nine novels and a number of non-fiction works.
Biography from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). Bibliographic data from Open Library.
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Farewell to Manzanar
Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston & James D. Houston, 1973

Words of Ages
Tiffany Farrell Larbalestier, John Smith & others, 2000

The Men in My Life and Other More or Less True Recollections of Kinship
James D. Houston, 1987

A native son of the Golden West
James D. Houston, 1971
Literature of California, Volume 1
Jack Hicks, James D. Houston & others, 2000

Snow Mountain Passage
James D. Houston, 2001

A Queen's Journey
James D. Houston, 2011

Surfing
Ben R. Finney & James D. Houston, 1996
Surfing, the sport of Hawaiian kings
Ben R. Finney & James D. Houston, 1966

The adventures of Charlie Bates
James D. Houston, 1973
Between battles
James D. Houston, 1968

Eagle Song
James D. Houston, 1983

Hawaiian son
James D. Houston, 2004

In the Ring of Fire
James D. Houston, 1997

The Men in My Life, and Other More or Less True Recollections of Kinsip
James D. Houston, 1994

One Can Think About Life After the Fish Is in the Canoe
James D. Houston, 1985
San Jose collects Robert Moesle
James D. Houston, 1988

Three Songs for My Father
James D. Houston, 1974

Where Light Takes Its Color from the Sea
James D. Houston, 2008

Writing Home
James D. Houston, 1999
An occurrence at Norman's Burger Castle
James D. Houston, 1972

Gasoline
James D. Houston, 1980

Gig
James D. Houston, 1988

Continental drift
James D. Houston, 1978

Stormbreaker - Teacher Guide by Novel Units
Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston, James D. Houston & others, 1995

California heartland
Gerald W. Haslam & James D. Houston, 1978
Writing from the Inside
James D. Houston, 1973

Californians
James D. Houston, 1982

Love life
James D. Houston, 1985

The Last Paradise
James D. Houston, 1998

Bird of Another Heaven
James D. Houston, 2006
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