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Ellen Gilchrist (Author)
The “funny, wise, and wonderful” (USA Today) book of short stories that won the National Book Award and established Ellen Gilchrist as a leading writer of the American South.
In her second collection, Ellen Gilchrist creates an unforgettable group of Southern women, enchanted and enchanting, who cavort through life, in and out of bars, marriages, and divorces, through the world of art and culture, drug busts, lovers’ arms, and even earthquakes, in an attempt to find, if not happiness, at least some satisfaction. Throughout these stories, one hears echoes of Flannery O’Connor and Eudora Welty, but Ms. Gilchrist has her own unique literary voice — and it is outrageously funny, moving, tragic, and always appealing.
“Ellen Gilchrist is terrific.” –Norman Mailer
“This book is a delight.” —Cleveland Plain Dealer
Author Biography
Ellen Gilchrist is the critically acclaimed author of a number of short story collections and novels. She lives in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Number of Pages: 277Dimensions: 0.77 x 8.28 x 5.6 INPublication Date: September 01, 1985Award: National Book Awards (1984)
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