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D*U*C*K
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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
EAN: 9781596060760
ISBN: 159606076X
Label: Subterranean Press
Manufacturer: Subterranean Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 132
Publication Date: January 30, 2007
Publisher: Subterranean Press
Studio: Subterranean Press
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Rating:  - I could taste America all over again!
I have always loved her work and might even be a little obsessed with her mind. She takes you from delicious horror to the smells and spells of glorious food. The love that drives these two men to create a new take on the old lies very close to my heart and being! I lived in America for about 6 months and this novel took me back instantly, thank you!
Rating:  - a sweet, but all too short novel
i have always loved p.z.brite's novels, especially this particular series. but this 4th volume seemed to be lacking somthing the other 3 had. not to mention it ended all too quickly. overall i would think of this book as something of a "happy ending" for the series.
Rating: - Duck Limited
It is understandable that Poppy Z. Brite has been affected by Hurricane Katrina, by what it did to her beloved city of New Orleans, and by the inept, botched response by all levels of leadership -- local, state and national. (George Bush's legacy will not be the war in Iraq or 9/11; it will be that he is the only president who has lost a major American city AND DONE NOTHING ABOUT IT!) So we cut Poppy some slack. It is not that she has lost her outstanding ability to write about loveable characters; ... Read More
Rating: - A book that knows what it means
One of the poignant scenes repeated after any great natural or manmade disaster is that of the survivor picking through the wreckage, rejoicing at the discovery of old family photos, a piece of Grandma's silver, or a damaged childhood toy. In D*U*C*K, Poppy Z. Brite offers such a rescued treasure, this one dredged from the ruins of memory, purified through the fire of exile and burnished to luminosity by the passion of loss and heartache. Her post-Katrina novels will come, Brite tells us in her introduction ... Read More
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