Stories from the Blue Moon Cafe #4

Stories from the Blue Moon Cafe IV

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The fourth volume of Stories from the Blue Moon Caf? presents a selection of the most talented practitioners of Southern writing, including Chip Livingston, Diane McWhorter, and Charles Simic.

Includes:

Our Uncle Willem Stanfield by Howard Bahr
The good neighbors by John Boyer
Dear friend by Rick Bragg
Those summer Sundays by Andrea Hollander Budy
An explanation by Andrea Hollander Budy
In the thirteenth year of the jonquil by David E. Campbell
Joe and Sheila by Marshall Chapman
Like kudzu by Ryan Clark
Pulp fishin' by Jim Dees
Taking off from Welty by Ellen Douglas
Spleen by Ann Fisher-Wirth
Where, beneath the magnolia by Ann Fisher-Wirth
Strawberry fizzle by Kristin Grant
When the fish don't bite by Jason Headley
The beauty seat by Ingrid Hill
The thing with feathers by Suzanne Hudson
Cicadas by Cecilia Johnson
In the tall grass by Bret Anthony Johnston
The midwife's son by Suzanne Kingsbury
Ghost dance by Chip Livingston
Lost, not lost by Humphreys McGee
Jimmy the playwright began to slur by Jeff McNeil
Talk by Diane McWhorter
Broad and Jackson by Carol Megathlin
Rehab by Janet Nodar
Chicken bone man by Anna Olswanger
The cryptograph by Nic Pizzolatto
Chitlins by Robert St. John
The turkey hunt by Philip Shirley
Down there on a visit by Charles Simic
Shadow and Solomon by Mac Walcott
A full boat by Daniel Wallace
The Freddies by M.O. Walsh
A map of the forest by Marly Youmans

null pages, Paperback

First published August 1,2005

About the author

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Sonny Brewer is the author of four novels, including The Poet of Tolstory Park and The Widow and the Tree. He edited the anthology series Stories from the Blue Moon Café and most recently, Don't Quit Your Day Job - Acclaimed Authors and the Day Jobs they Quit published by MP Publishing in 2010.

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