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Pearl S.Buck(1892-1973)The novel was

followed by two sequels, SONS(1932), which focused on the youngest son, Wang the Tiger, and A HOUSE DIVIDED(1935), which was Yuan's story.The three novels were published in 1935 in one volume as THE HOUSE OF EARTH.At her death Buck was working on 'The Red Earth', a further sequel to The Good Earth, presenting the modern-day descendants of that novel's characters.After Walsh's death, Buck formed a relationship with Ted Harris, a dance instructor 40 years her junior, who took charge of the Pearl S.Buck Foundation.Buck died at the age of eighty in Danby, Vermont, on March 6, 1973.Her manuscripts and papers are at the Pearl S.Buck Birthplace Foundation, Hillsboro, West Virginia and the Lipscomb Library of Randolph-Macon Women's College, Lynchburg, Virginia.“I feel no need for any other faith than my faith in human beings, Buck said in 1939.”Like Confucius of old, I am so absorbed in the wonder of earth and the life upon it that

I cannot think of heaven and the angels...If there is no other life, then this one has been enough to make it worth being born, myself a human being." During her career as an author, spanning forty years, Buck published eighty works, including novels, plays, short story collections, poems, children's books, and biographies.She also wrote five novels under the name John Sedges and translated Lo Guangzhong's(1330-1400)The Water Margin / Men of the Marshes, which appeared in 1933 under the title All Men Are Brothers.The book depicts adventures of outlaws and was banned by Sung rulers.COMMAND THE MORNING(1959)concerned the efforts of the Manhattan Project to develop the atomic bomb and the ethics of dropping it on Japan.THE CHINESE NOVEL(1939)was largely an explanation of her own writing style.For further reading: Pearl S.Buck by Kang Liao(1997);Pearl S.Buck:

A Cultural Biography by Peter Conn(1996);World Authors 1900-1950, ed.by M.Seymour-Smith and A.C.Kimmens(1996);The Several Worlds of Pearl S.Buck, ed.by Elizabeth J.Lipscomb(1994);Pearl S.Buck: Good Earth Mother by W.Sherk(1992);Pearl Buck.A Woman in Conflict by N.B.Stirling(1989);Pearl S.Buck: The Final Chapter by Beverly E.Rizzon(1988);The Lives of Pearl Buck by I.Block(1973);Pearl S.Buck by P.Doyle(1980;Pearl S.Buck: A Biography by T.Harris(1971);Pearl S.Buck by T.F.Harris(1969);Pearl S.Buck by P.A.Doyle(1965);The Image of the Chinese Family in Pearl Buck's Novels by C.Doan(1964)-Other film adaptations: China Sky, 1945, dir.by Ray Enright, starring Randolph Scott, Ellen Drew