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Coulson, Joseph:The Vanishing Moon.
- Paperback 2004, ISBN: 9780156030182
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"Joseph Coulson chronicles the American family with enormous intensity. His sense of history is vast, his sense of detail fin… More...
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"Joseph Coulson chronicles the American family with enormous intensity. His sense of history is vast, his sense of detail fine, Coulson is the ferryman to that America just beyond -- tragic and wondrous." -- John Reed"In this powerful narrative, the voices of the characters draw the reader in at every stage. Coulson manages a wonderful what-next world, full of detail and event. But this is also a story of America, of cities caught in the pain and complexity of their particular moment. From the church socials of Cleveland in the thirties to the onset of the Vietnam War, this is a novel of quietly obscured lives and lovingly perceived places. It makes for wonderful reading." -- Eaven BolandTold with the compression and force of a poem, "The Vanishing Moon" is a novel of desire, unyielding necessity, and the people and places that inevitably disappear from our lives. Opening against the backdrop of the Great -Depression, Coulson leads us on a heart-wrenching journey across two generations of an extraordinary Midwestern family. This first novel, at once epic and intimate, offers us a chorus of candid and poignant voices reminiscent of Sherwood Anderson and Carson McCullers. Joseph Coulson was born in Detroit in 1957. His full-length play, "A Saloon at the Edge of the World" was produced in San Francisco in 1996. He has published three books of poetry and was the recipient of a Gray Writing Fellowship, selected by Robert Creeley. His work has -appeared in several journals and anthologies, including "The Barnabe Mountain Review," "Cemetery Dance," "The Critical Survey of Poetry," and "The Greenfield Review." Coulson lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his wife, Christine.
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Coulson, Joseph:The Vanishing Moon
- Paperback 2004, ISBN: 9780156030182
[ED: Taschenbuch], [PU: Harvest], Sehr ordentlicher Zustand!
"Joseph Coulson chronicles the American family with enormous intensity. His sense of history is vast, his sense of detail fin… More...
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"Joseph Coulson chronicles the American family with enormous intensity. His sense of history is vast, his sense of detail fine, Coulson is the ferryman to that America just beyond -- tragic and wondrous." -- John ReedP"In this powerful narrative, the voices of the characters draw the reader in at every stage. Coulson manages a wonderful what-next world, full of detail and event. But this is also a story of America, of cities caught in the pain and complexity of their particular moment. From the church socials of Cleveland in the thirties to the onset of the Vietnam War, this is a novel of quietly obscured lives and lovingly perceived places. It makes for wonderful reading." -- Eaven BolandPTold with the compression and force of a poem, "The Vanishing Moon" is a novel of desire, unyielding necessity, and the people and places that inevitably disappear from our lives. Opening against the backdrop of the Great -Depression, Coulson leads us on a heart-wrenching journey across two generations of an extraordinary Midwestern family. This first novel, at once epic and intimate, offers us a chorus of candid and poignant voices reminiscent of Sherwood Anderson and Carson McCullers. PJoseph Coulson was born in Detroit in 1957. His full-length play, "A Saloon at the Edge of the World" was produced in San Francisco in 1996. He has published three books of poetry and was the recipient of a Gray Writing Fellowship, selected by Robert Creeley. His work has -appeared in several journals and anthologies, including "The Barnabe Mountain Review," "Cemetery Dance," "The Critical Survey of Poetry," and "The Greenfield Review." Coulson lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his wife, Christine.
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Coulson, Joseph:The Vanishing Moon
- Paperback 2004, ISBN: 9780156030182
[ED: Taschenbuch], [PU: Harvest], Sehr ordentlicher Zustand!
"Joseph Coulson chronicles the American family with enormous intensity. His sense of history is vast, his sense of detail fin… More...
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"Joseph Coulson chronicles the American family with enormous intensity. His sense of history is vast, his sense of detail fine, Coulson is the ferryman to that America just beyond -- tragic and wondrous." -- John ReedP"In this powerful narrative, the voices of the characters draw the reader in at every stage. Coulson manages a wonderful what-next world, full of detail and event. But this is also a story of America, of cities caught in the pain and complexity of their particular moment. From the church socials of Cleveland in the thirties to the onset of the Vietnam War, this is a novel of quietly obscured lives and lovingly perceived places. It makes for wonderful reading." -- Eaven BolandPTold with the compression and force of a poem, "The Vanishing Moon" is a novel of desire, unyielding necessity, and the people and places that inevitably disappear from our lives. Opening against the backdrop of the Great -Depression, Coulson leads us on a heart-wrenching journey across two generations of an extraordinary Midwestern family. This first novel, at once epic and intimate, offers us a chorus of candid and poignant voices reminiscent of Sherwood Anderson and Carson McCullers. PJoseph Coulson was born in Detroit in 1957. His full-length play, "A Saloon at the Edge of the World" was produced in San Francisco in 1996. He has published three books of poetry and was the recipient of a Gray Writing Fellowship, selected by Robert Creeley. His work has -appeared in several journals and anthologies, including "The Barnabe Mountain Review," "Cemetery Dance," "The Critical Survey of Poetry," and "The Greenfield Review." Coulson lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his wife, Christine.
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Joseph Coulson:The Vanishing Moon (Harvest Book)
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A chorus of candid and poignant voices narrates this novel about a working-class American family who struggles to succeed through five turbulent decades, from the Depression to the Vietna… More...
A chorus of candid and poignant voices narrates this novel about a working-class American family who struggles to succeed through five turbulent decades, from the Depression to the Vietnam War. First, Stephen Tollman looks back on his early adventures with his older brother, Philip, as the boys try to shield their younger siblings from the vulnerability of financial ruin. Years later, the vibrant and ambitious Katherine Lennox mesmerizes Stephen and Philip as they both tragically fall in love with her. Then, Philip's son James comes of age in the 1960s, striving to understand his father's deep anger amid a summer of assassinations and civil unrest. Together, these voices create an insightful, beautiful, and deeply psychological story about the American working class, about the strength and strain of family bonds, and finally, about hardships that haunt the human psyche over a lifetime. ; Historical, Harvest Books<
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Joseph Coulson:Vanishing Moon
- Paperback 2005, ISBN: 9780156030182
Buch, Softcover, [PU: Harvest Books], Harvest Books, 2005
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