Books

Mr. Norton (characters)

This character appears in 103 books.


  1. Invisible Man

    by Ralph Ellison

    Mr. Norton: One of the wealthy white trustees at the narrator’s college. Mr. Norton is a narcissistic man who treats the narrator as a tally on his scorecard—that is, as proof that he is liberal-minded and philanthropic. Norton’s wistful remarks about his daughter add an eerie quality of longing to his fascination with the story of Jim Trueblood’s incest.

  2. Ralph Ellison: The Next Fifty Years

    by Norma Jean Lutz, Harold Bloom

  3. Close Reading: The Reader

    by Frank Lentricchia, Andrew DuBois

  4. Master Sunshine

    by C. F. Fraser, Mrs C. F. Fraser

  5. Secrets

    by Jude Deveraux

    Mr. Norton: A CIA agent also known as Leo and one of Jeffs friends

  6. Cracked Up to Be

    by Courtney Summers

    Mr. Norton: Art teacher

  7. Julian Home

    by Frederic William Farrar

  8. Varieties of Love

    by Amicus

  9. Trial of Mary Blandy

    by William Roughead

  10. Boscobel or the Royal Oak

    by William Harrison Ainsworth

  11. Julian Home

    by Unknown Author


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