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Noah Gordon has had outstanding international success. The Physician, soon to be a motion picture, has been called a modern classic, and booksellers at the Madrid Book Fair voted it one of the 10 best-loved books of all time. Shaman was awarded the James Fenimore Cooper Prize for historical fiction. Both of these books, and five of the author's other novels-- The Rabbi, The Death Committee, The Jerusalem Diamond, Matters of Choice, and The Winemaker --are published in digital formats by Barcelona eBooks and Open Road Integrated Media. Gordon's novel, The Last Jew, will also be published digitally in the near future. He lives outside of Boston with his wife, Lorraine Gordon.
Gordon's compelling novel recreates the 11th century so powerfully that the reader is propelled through its several hundred pages by a tidal wave of imagination and authentic detail. --Publishers Weekly Populated by engaging characters, rich in incident and vivid in historical detail, [The Physician] is a pleasure. --The New York Times [The Physician] has the flavor of Ken Follett's The Pillars of the Earth, but with a deeper character development and story arc . . . . An insightful and unforgettable read. --Zoltaire's Blog An adventurous and inspiring tale of a quest for medical knowledge pursued in a violent world full of superstition and prejudice. --Library Journal Gordon s compelling novel recreates the 11th century so powerfully that the reader is propelled through its several hundred pages by a tidal wave of imagination and authentic detail. Publishers Weekly Populated by engaging characters, rich in incident and vivid in historical detail, [The Physician] is a pleasure. The New York Times [The Physician] has the flavor of Ken Follett s The Pillars of the Earth, but with a deeper character development and story arc . . . . An insightful and unforgettable read. Zoltaire s Blog An adventurous and inspiring tale of a quest for medical knowledge pursued in a violent world full of superstition and prejudice. Library Journal
