Pearl S. Buck
Pearl S. Buck had always lived in China except for the time she spent in the United States when she was being educated. She studied at Randolph-Macon College and at Cornell University. She taught at the University of Nanking and at the Government University in Nanking under two national regimes. She lived in Nanking during the 1930's. *The Good Earth* was Mrs. Buck's second published novel. *East Wind: West Wind* appeared under the John Day imprint in 1930. She contributed articles and stories to various magazines, among them *The Atlantic Monthly, The Nation*, and *Asia*.
Works (50)

The Good Earth
1960

The Big Wave

Great Short Stories of the World

Sons
![Cover of The United States in Literature [with three long stories] -- Seventh Edition](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/6699609-M.jpg)
The United States in Literature [with three long stories] -- Seventh Edition

The child who never grew

Pavilion of Women
1968

Dragon Seed (Progress English)
1976

East Wind, West Wind
1948

Imperial Woman

Prentice Hall Literature--Silver

Peony

House Divided

Death in the Castle

Christmas day in the morning

This Proud Heart

The three daughters of Madame Liang
1969

The Exile

Prentice Hall Literature--Bronze

The illustrated Story Bible

The Mother

Mandala
1970
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Great American Short Stories [34 stories]

The living reed

Letter from Peking

The hidden flower
1971

The New Year

Portrait of a marriage

Prentice Hall Literature--Timeless Voices, Timeless Themes--Platinum

My several worlds

Fighting Angel
1969

Story Bible, New Testament (Story Bible)

Kinfolk

Shui hu zhuan
1957

The Angry Wife

The woman who was changed, and other stories

The Man Who Changed China

Satan never sleeps

The enemy

Home for Christmas

House of earth

The time is noon

The water-buffalo children

Cerca y Lejos/Far and Near

The eternal wonder

The promise

The good deed
1970

Reader's Digest Best Loved Books for Young Readers--Volume Two

The Patriot

The Kennedy women