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In this collection of seven short stories, Moira Crone presents fresh writings about women, love, and strength. "Kudzu" is a tale of a girl's childhood in the stranglehold of American life. "The Brooklyn Lie" deals with a young woman's sexuality and body. The title story explores relationships and women's issues through a series of letters and narratives.
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About the Author:
Moira Crone is a widely published short story writer and novelist. A native of Eastern North Carolina she now resides in New Orleans. Her works have been published in numerous magazines, including: The New Yorker,Mademoiselle, Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, North American Review, Ploughshares, Southern Review, Gettysburg Review, New Orleans Review, and Habitus. Her non-fiction has appeared in The Oxford American, Beliefnet, Altnet, ( online) Family Circle, Working Mother, American Homestyle, and other websites and journals. She has been included in several anthologies, such as Best from the Ohio Review, 25th Anniversary Anthology, Smith Voices; Various Gifts, American Made, New Stories by Southern Women, Wide Awake in the Pelican State, Intersections, and, most recently, Best of LSU Fiction.
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"Full of lovely surprises...Winnebago Mysteries is a pure delight" -- John Barth
"Unsentimental, hard hitting and charged, this is language at work." -- Andrei Codrescu
"Unsentimental, hard hitting and charged, this is language at work." -- Andrei Codrescu
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- PublisherFiction Collective 2
- Publication date1982
- ISBN 10 0914590685
- ISBN 13 9780914590682
- BindingHardcover
- Edition number1
- Number of pages136
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