Book summaryEight stories about the power of love to heal and comfort, including "Hold Tight," about a teenage girl whose mother is dying of cancer, and two stories ("Night Visions" and "Light into Dark") about a man named Lionel who is tortured by guilt over a quasi-incestuous act. Media reviews"[G]ritty, wisecracking, rudely contemporary urban stories....Bloom's precisely observed, rhetorically nervy stories sometimes strain our credulity--but they burrow unerringly into her people's damaged hearts and worried minds with intensity every bit as compassionate as it is clinical." |
A BLIND MAN CAN SEE HOW MUCH I LOVE YOUby Bloom, AmyFirst Edition
Book description: New York: Random House, 2000. F/F; 163 pages; First edition stated; Fine in black backstrip titled in gilt over black boards; in a Fine unclipped dustjacket.. First Edition. Hard Cover. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.
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