Give Us A Kiss by Daniel Woodrell

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Give Us A Kiss by Daniel Woodrell

Doyle Redmond is on the drift from a failed marriage and a floundering life, moving in an easterly direction in the Volvo he stole from his soon-to-be-ex-wife, heading for home: the red and rocky soil of the Ozarks where Redmonds have been farming and fighting since just after the Civil War....
Jane Austen saw far less violence in her world, but move her to South Carolina and you'll get some idea of what Daniel Woodrell is up to * The Spectator *
Daniel Woodrell is a storyteller of bristling imagination and muscular prose, who uses the poetically profane language of the trailerpark to wicked effect * Bizarre *
Woodrell alternates between reaming the language with a dry corncob and practising a particularly skilful kind of literary cabinetworkTongue in cheek (and most other orifices) he celebrates blood kin, home country and hot sex in this rich, funky, headshakingly original novel -- E Annie Proulx
Dan Woodrell comes from a long line of Ozarkers that stretch back before the Civil War. A high school dropout he joined the marine corps at 17. The military and he saw things differently. A period of post military drifting ended up at the University of Kansas and a Michener fellowship at the Iowa Writers School, where he was definitely the odd man out. He is the author of eight novels including Under the Bright Lights, Muscle for the Wing, The Ones You Do, Ride With the Devil, Woe To Live On, Give Us A Kiss, Tomato Red and The Death Of Sweet Mister. He lives in West Plains, Missouri.
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ISBN 13 9781874061649
ISBN 10 1874061645
Title Give Us A Kiss
Author Daniel Woodrell
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Bedford Square Publishers
Year published 1997-01-10
Number of pages 256
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