Joseph Monninger

Joseph Lorraine Monninger
Born	(1953-10-28) October 28, 1953 Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Occupation	Writer, Academic
Nationality	American
Education	B.A. Temple University, M.A. University of New Hampshire
Period	1981–present (as writer)
Genre	Romantic, mystery, and young adult fiction; sports; nonfiction
Subject	Literature, Writing

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]

Books

• 1981, The Night Caller ( ISBN 978-0-440-16674-0)
• 1982, The Family Man ( ISBN 978-0-689-11235-5)
• 1983, The Summer Hunt ( ISBN 978-0-689-11325-3)
• 1986, New Jersey ( ISBN 978-0-345-34112-9)
• 1987, Second Season ( ISBN 978-0-689-11936-1)
• 1991, Incident at Potter's Bridge ( ISBN 978-1-55611-307-9), as Joe Monninger
• 1991, The Viper Tree ( ISBN 978-0-671-70085-0)
• 1992, Biology Write Now! ( ISBN 978-0-07-003143-2), co-written with T. L. Taigen
• 1993, Razor's Song ( ISBN 978-0-380-71874-0)
• 1995, Mather ( ISBN 978-1-55611-447-2)
• 1999, Home Waters: Fishing With an Old Friend ( ISBN 978-0-7679-0515-2)
• 2001, A Barn in New England: Making a Home on Three Acres ( ISBN 978-0-8118-4001-9)
• 2007, Two Ton: one fight, one night: Tony Galento v. Joe Louis ( ISBN 978-1-58642-138-0)
• 2007, Baby ( ISBN 978-1-59078-502-7)
• 2008, The Letters, co-written with Luanne Rice ( ISBN 978-0-553-80741-7)
• 2008, Hippie Chick ( ISBN 978-1-59078-598-0);
• 2010, Eternal on the Water ( ISBN 978-1-4391-6833-2)
• 2010, Wish
• 2011, Finding Somewhere
• 2011, The World as We Know It
• 2012, Margaret from Maine
• 2014 The Major's Daughter (under pseudonym JP Francis)
• 2014, Stay Alive Crash\
• 2015 Whippoorwill
• 2017 The Map That Leads to You
• 2017 Game Change

References

Sources

• Interview at Peace Corps Writers
• Faculty profile at Plymouth State University

External links

• Joseph Monninger at Library of Congress Authorities, with 20 catalog records