Famous Writers School by Steven Carter

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Famous Writers School by Steven Carter

Steven Carter, who has been called madly inventive (Kirkus) and darkly comic (Village Voice), has a genius for letting his characters speak for themselves, and here they do so quite literally. Famous Writers School is composed of the letters and stories of three authors who are taking a would-be correspondence course by that grandiose name, and the self-serving lessons that Wendell Newton, their endearingly obtuse instructor, doles out in response. Wendell's oddball collection of students include Rio, an alluring blues singer on whom he quickly develops a crush; Linda Trane, an unhinged housewife who seems to be stalking him; and Dan, a truly talented author of hard-boiled detective fiction. As Dan's gritty mystery arrives piece by piece, Wendell gets hooked on the story--and decides to dress it up in his own style in order to pass it off as his creation. Gradually the slender threads of connection between each character become apparent, even as Wendell's imagination careens out of control. Carter skillfully weaves these narratives into a genre-bending romp that is at once reminiscent of The Jane Austen Book Club and Get Shorty.
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ISBN 13 9781582433561
ISBN 10 1582433569
Titel Famous Writers School
Autor Steven Carter
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Bindungsart Hardback
Verlag Counterpoint
Erscheinungsjahr 2006-09-12
Seitenanzahl 256
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