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Judith Freeman is an American novelist, frequently dealing with Western and Mormon themes. She has lived with her husband, artist-photographer Anthony Hernandez, in the Rampart District of Los Angeles since 1986.

Bibliography

Novels

• "Family Attractions" (Short Stories) (1988)
• The Chinchilla Farm (1989)
• Set For Life (1991)
• A Desert of Pure Feeling (1996)
• Red Water (2002)
• MacArthur Park (2021)

Nonfiction

• The Long Embrace: Raymond Chandler and The Woman He Loved (2007)
• The Latter Days: A Memoir (2016)

References

1. Freeman, Judith (21 September 2015). "L.A.'s Rampart District Gave Me the Life I Wanted to Lead". Zócalo Public Square. Retrieved 21 September 2015.

External links

• Freeman on NPR's Fresh Air discussing The Long Embrace
• Review of Red Water at The New Yorker
• Comparison of Red Water to other novels about the Mountain Meadows Massacre at A Motley Vision
• "The Mormon Chronicles: A Meditation in Four Parts" by Judith Freeman

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