In the next decade, she wrote The Clock Winder, Celestial Navigation, and Waiting for Caleb, but it was 1982's Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant that made her famous.
She was working as a librarian at McGill in 1964 when she published her first novel, If Morning Ever Comes. In the next decade, she wrote The Clock Winder, Celestial Navigation, and Waiting for Caleb, but it was 1982's Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant that made her famous. FTP, identify this novelist, who relocated to Baltimore in 1967, best known for Saint Maybe, Breathing Lessons, and The Accidental Tourist.
She was working as a librarian at McGill in 1964 when she published her first novel,
Anne Tyler