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A dream of old leaves / Bret Lott.

LIBRA - Special PS3562.O784 D74 1989
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LIBRA - Special PS3562.O784 D74 1989 copy 2
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Lott, Bret.
Contributor:
Gotham Book Mart Collection (University of Pennsylvania)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Short stories.
Genre:
Short stories.
Penn Provenance:
Gotham Book Mart (former owner) (Gotham Book Mart Collection copies 1 & 2)
Physical Description:
16 unnumbered pages, 138 pages, 6 unnumbered pages ; 23 cm
Place of Publication:
[New York, N.Y., U.S.A.] : Viking, [1989]
Summary:
Bret Lott's powerful, insightful stories illuminate the everyday episodes that move us -- husbands and wives, parents and children, friends and neighhors -- along the intricate paths of intimacy. A little boy's first bad dream brings his father back to his own childhood nights when danger lurked beneath the bed; in the California desert at night two brothers in a pickup tune into radio stations from distant places, interrupted by sudden bursts of static; estranged suburban friends become good neighbors again in the course of thwarting two thieves. Lott's previous novels, "The Man Who Owned Vermont" and "A Stranger's House, " established him as "one of the strongest voices to come along in some time" "(The San Francisco Chronicle).""A Dream of Old Leaves" stakes out his place in the landscape of new American fiction.
Contents:
A dream of old leaves
In California
Crazy
Things that could come
Brothers
What our life is like
Christmas presents
Work
Rum cake
What about my lawn?
Burglars
Night
Garage sale
Sleeping through.
Local Notes:
Gotham Book Mart Collection copies 1 & 2 has dustjacket retained.
ISBN:
0670828076 :
9780670828074
OCLC:
18813281

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