Irving Stone

Irving Stone

3 Series

Irving Stone (1903-1989) was an American author known for his biographical novels and non-fiction works. He obtained a Bachelor’s Degree from U.C. Berkeley in 1923 and a Master’s Degree from the University of Southern California in 1924. Stone's notable achievements include his detailed and engaging portrayals of historical figures.

Irving Stone's "The President's Lady" is a biographical novel that vividly recounts the heartfelt love story of Rachel and Andrew Jackson. The narrative explores their deep emotional bond amidst the challenges of Andrew's political career. Rachel's strength and devotion play a central role as the couple navigates public scrutiny and personal trials. This poignant tale captures the essence of their enduring relationship against the backdrop of American history.

Standalone Novels

Lust for Life

(1934)

Adversary in the House

(1947)

Clarence Darrow for the Defence

(1949)

Immortal Wife

(1950)

The Passionate Journey

(1950)

The President's Lady

(1952)

Love Is Eternal

(1955)

The Agony and the Ecstasy

(1961)

Those Who Love

(1966)

The Passions of the Mind

(1971)

The Greek Treasure

(1975)

The Origin

(1980)

Depths of Glory

(1985)

Short Story Collections

The Irving Stone Reader

(1971)

Non-Fiction

Sailor on Horseback

(1938)

Earl Warren

(1948)

Men to Match My Mountains

(1956)

Dear Theo

(1958)

Drawings of Michaelangelo

(1960)

They Also Ran

(1966)

There Was Light

(1970)

Mary Todd Lincoln, A Final Judgement?

(1973)

From Mud-Flat Cove to Gold to Statehood: California, 1840-1850

(1999)

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