James Oliver Curwood's novel "The Fire" is a fictionalized account of the 1910 Great Fire in Idaho and Montana.

Bertha Bruce is the name of the young woman who is caught in the fire and rescued by a logger in "The Fire".

Wallace Stegner's novel "The Burning Forest" tells the story of a group of firefighters battling a wildfire in California.

John Barton is the name of the fire chief who leads the firefighters in their battle against the wildfire in "The Burning Forest".

Kim Addonizio's novel "Fire Season" is a coming-of-age story about a young woman who works as a firefighter in the Pacific Northwest.

Rennie Newton is the name of the young woman who works as a firefighter and struggles with her personal life in "Fire Season".

Zane Grey's novel "The Flame" is a historical novel about the Great Chicago Fire of 1871.

John Keating is the name of the young man who is caught in the fire and rescued by a young woman in "The Flame".

James Baldwin's novel "The Fire Next Time" is a collection of essays about race and civil rights in the United States.

My Dungeon Shook is the name of the essay in which Baldwin describes his experiences growing up in Harlem in "The Fire Next Time".

John Grisham's novel "The Burning Season" is a political thriller about a group of environmental activists who are fighting to stop a logging company from destroying a rainforest.

Julia Hill is the name of the environmental activist who is leading the fight against the logging company in "The Burning Season".

James A. Michener's novel "Fire and Rain" is a coming-of-age story about a young man who is sent to work on a fire crew in the Pacific Northwest.

John Perry is the name of the young man who is sent to work on the fire crew in "Fire and Rain".

Daniel Defoe's novel "The Fire" is a historical novel about the Great Fire of London in 1666.

Thomas Farriner is the name of the baker who is accused of starting the fire in "The Fire".