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Joseph Crosby Lincoln

1870–1944 5 volumes Comedy & Satire

The life

Joseph Crosby Lincoln was an American writer who made a career out of one small place: Cape Cod, whose retired sea captains, stubborn widows and summer visitors fill some forty novels. Born into a family of shipmasters and orphaned young, he began as a magazine versifier before finding that readers would follow his laconic Yankee talkers anywhere. His books outsold most of his literary contemporaries.

The Woman-Haters — cover
Where to start

The Woman-Haters

200 pages — the shortest way into Lincoln, not the greatest.

A story of mine called, like this, “The Woman-Haters,” appeared recently in one of the magazines.

Paintings from these volumes
Salt Meadow in October
Salt Meadow in October John Frederick Kensett
Winter Landscape
Winter Landscape Q5540446
Western Forest
Western Forest Robert Seldon Duncanson
An Apple Orchard
An Apple Orchard Charles-François Daubigny
Le Printemps (1857)
Le Printemps (1857) Charles-François Daubigny
Landscape with a Channel
Landscape with a Channel Johannes Bosboom
New York Harbor
New York Harbor Alexander Kircher
Fishermen in Étretat
Fishermen in Étretat Émile Schuffenecker
In the library

5 volumes by Lincoln

The whole library