Ursula Hegi

Ursula Hegi used the setting for three more books, including Ursula Hegi's best selling novel Stones from the River, which was chosen for Oprah's Book Club in 1997.

a story of secrets, parceled out masterfully by Trudi -- and by Ursula Hegi -- as they reveal the truth about living through unspeakable times

Stones from the River is a story of secrets, parceled out masterfully by Trudi -- and by Ursula Hegi -- as they reveal the truth about living through unspeakable times.

and Corinne Gfeller

Stones was written by Laurell Barker and Corinne Gfeller, and is composed by Laurell Barker, Corinne Gfeller and Stefan Gfeller.

by Tom Lycos and Stefo Nantsou (Zeal Theatre)

The Stones, written by Tom Lycos and Stefo Nantsou (Zeal Theatre), is a tour de force of physical theatre and has earned a worldwide reputation of being one of the most successful plays for teenagers.

by John Lennon and Paul McCartney

Originally penned by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, the Stones were actually the first to release a version of the song.

by Laurell Barker

Stones was written by Laurell Barker and Corinne Gfeller, and is composed by Laurell Barker, Corinne Gfeller and Stefan Gfeller.

Kenneth Roberts , a Pulitzer Prize-winning writer of historical fiction,

Kenneth Roberts, a Pulitzer Prize-winning writer of historical fiction, wrote about the stone .

ShakespeareCharles Dickens and poet William Blake , all

But Shakespeare, Charles Dickens and poet William Blake all wrote about the stone.

Austrian composer Lojze Lebic

Austrian composer Lojze Lebic’s eerie ‘From the Stone in the Water’

written and performed by Tom Lycos and Stefo Nantsou

THE STONES, written and performed by Tom Lycos and Stefo Nantsou, is a tour de force of physical theatre by two of Australia's most experienced performers for young audiences and has earned a worldwide reputation of being one of the most successful plays for teenagers.

Rivers Rutherford and George Teren

The song was written by Rivers Rutherford and George Teren.

Peter Cozzens authored the standard history of Stones River for the past 20 years, and Lee also largely followed the lead established by McWhiney and Connelly

One particularly bothersome sentence in the book is this: “Peter Cozzens authored the standard history of Stones River for the past 20 years, and Lee also largely followed the lead established by McWhiney and Connelly.”

Theophrastus in Theophrastus's treatise

Theophrastus in Theophrastus's treatise, On Stones, wrote that harder materials will scratch softer materials, and this fact was mentioned by Pliny the Elder in Theophrastus's Naturalis Historia (Natural History, 77 AD).[1-3]