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In "the finest evocation of an American boyhood since Mark Twain"
(Sunday Times, London), Morris goes beyond "a simple retelling of
what has happened to him . . . to explain in large part what was
happening in the forties, fifites, and sixties" (New Republic).
"As I Lay Dieting". "Abstinence! Abstinence!" "Lite in August".
Contestants who entered the Faulkner Write-Alike Contest were
encouraged to "pound in fury" at their keyboards to write the best
bad Faulkner they could. For those who love good parody and those
who love good Faulkner--here is the best of both worlds.
Black-and-white caricatures throughout.
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