Book summaryThe freaks of the suburban southwest wander through a wasteland of pop culture in the 12 stories that make up this collection. Characters, mostly from the lower-middle class, collect '70s TV kitsch, drink cheap beer, and meander around the half-deserted dystopias of failing housing developments. Media reviews"Mark Poirier writes with a fluency and sureness which belies his characters' shapeless, almost nihilistic lives. It is hard to find a cliche or a dull phrase in his energetic style." |
NAKED PUEBLOby Poirier, Mark Jude
Book description: New York: Harmony, 1999. First edition, first book, a collection of short stories, by this product of Stanford and the writing seminars at Johns Hopkins and the Iowa Writers' Workshop. He has since published two well-received books, including the novel Goats. He, also, worked at Larry McMurtry's antiquarian bookstore(s). The uncorrected proof copy in illustrated wrappers. Very good.
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