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McSweeney's Quarterly Concern (2011), Editie: First Edition, Hardcover, 300 pagina's
User reviews
LibraryThing member NordicT
I enjoyed the Havel essay and the nonfiction work by Tom Babash, but the real gems for me were the short stories at the end of the book. I sobbed a bit during "Anything Helps" by Jess Walter, smiled a whole lot through "Louella Tarantula" by Benjamin Weissman, and rooted for the bull (and was
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ultimately satisfied) in J. T. K. Belle's "Carlos The Impossible." Another great issue, McSweeny's...I'll be renewing my subscription! Show Less
LibraryThing member JBD1
Tom Barbash's "The Shah's Man" and the Havel essay were quite good. Amelia Gray's "Fifty Ways to Eat Your Lover" definitely made me glad I hadn't just had my lunch.
LibraryThing member RobertOK
I remember Tom Barbash's extraordinary piece on the exile of the Shah of Iran and the man who tried to get him permanent residence in the West after the Shah's ouster by the Khomeini religious uprising. Two stacks of Tabitha Soren's eerie "Running" snapshots are inserted in the issue with one
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Language
Original language
English
Physical description
283 p.; 20 cm
ISBN
1936365103 / 9781936365104