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Binding
Paperback
Weight
0 lbs
Product Group
Book
IsTextBook
No
ISBN
9781582435633
Book Title
Bone Dogs : a Novel
Publisher
Counterpoint Press
Item Length
9 in
Publication Year
2010
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.7 in
Author
Roger Alan Skipper
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Psychological, Literary
Item Weight
12 Oz
Item Width
6 in
Number of Pages
256 Pages

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Tuesday Price is a wiseass, a boozer, and a loser. Only his wife Linda recalls a smarter, better man, and she's losing faith in that man's return. When Tuesday befriends a strange, silent Vietnam vet who eternally sits with a cooler of beer in a disabled pickup, Linda's had enough. At her departure, Tuesday is left with only his new friend as a companion--until the old vet is found dead, and Tuesday is blamed. Alone and haunted by regret, Tuesday's daily life deteriorates until he must unearth his sordid past to reach a worthwhile future. But his past is a tangle of murder, deceit, and abandonment for which his only punishment has been self-inflicted. In order to reclaim all that has been lost, he returns to his deserted childhood home and, with hammer and nails, rebuilds the sagging structure, reassembling a history quite different than the one he'd believed while finding the future not at all what he'd expected.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Counterpoint Press
ISBN-10
1582435634
ISBN-13
9781582435633
eBay Product ID (ePID)
77495214

Product Key Features

Book Title
Bone Dogs : a Novel
Number of Pages
256 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2010
Topic
Psychological, Literary
Genre
Fiction
Author
Roger Alan Skipper
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.7 in
Item Weight
12 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
22
Reviews
Praise forThe Baptism of Billy Bean "Riveting . . . Pitch-perfect dialogue, a skillfully drawn supporting cast and a memorable portrait of the changing face of Appalachia enhance this impressive character study."-Publishers Weekly "Skilled at developing memorable characters . . . brilliant . . . There is a delightful sense of country noir and world-weariness here that hard-boiled crime fans will savor."-Booklist Praise forTear Down the Mountain "A deeply resonate novel that peels away the stereotypes about Appalachia so we can see the real struggles of people fighting for the land and the life that is quickly disappearing. Skipper writes in the richly textured language that is unmistakably the voice of Appalachia." -Erik Reece, author ofLost Mountain "Skipper knows his characters and the worlds they inhabit or pass through, and he brings both protagonists and environment to life in powerful language that ultimately becomes a sort of hard-edged poetry." -William Gay, author ofTwilight, Praise forBone Dogs "Skipper moves easily in dark terrain, but he's also conversant with redemption; [Bone Dogs] bears an odd sense of charm that has roots in authentic characters and Skipper's ease of language. This is a flinty novel of troubled times for these troubled times. --Publishers Weekly "Bone Dogsis an exceptional novel, particularly impressive for its distinctive voice and vivid rendering of place. Roger Skipper is a writer who deserves a wide and appreciative audience." --Ron Rash, author ofSerena "Bone Dogsis a truly amazing testament to the power of storytelling, and Tuesday Price, a poor drunk from Ransom, West Virginia, is one of the most beautifully rendered and flawed and honest characters in all of fiction. If Roger Alan Skipper doesn't win prizes and acclaim for this novel, then I figure all of us writers better just pack it in and head for the hills." --Donald Ray Pollock, author ofKnockemstiff "Skipper moves easily in dark terrain, but he's also conversant with redemption; [Bone Dogs] bears an odd sense of charm that has roots in authentic characters and Skipper's ease of language. This is a flinty novel of troubled times for these troubled times." --Publishers Weekly Praise forThe Baptism of Billy Bean "Riveting . . . Pitch-perfect dialogue, a skillfully drawn supporting cast and a memorable portrait of the changing face of Appalachia enhance this impressive character study." --Publishers Weekly "Skilled at developing memorable characters . . . brilliant . . . There is a delightful sense of country noir and world-weariness here that hard-boiled crime fans will savor." --Booklist Praise forTear Down the Mountain "A deeply resonate novel that peels away the stereotypes about Appalachia so we can see the real struggles of people fighting for the land and the life that is quickly disappearing. Skipper writes in the richly textured language that is unmistakably the voice of Appalachia." --Erik Reece, author ofLost Mountain "Skipper knows his characters and the worlds they inhabit or pass through, and he brings both protagonists and environment to life in powerful language that ultimately becomes a sort of hard-edged poetry." --William Gay, author ofTwilight, Praise for Bone Dogs "Skipper moves easily in dark terrain, but he's also conversant with redemption; [ Bone Dogs ] bears an odd sense of charm that has roots in authentic characters and Skipper's ease of language. This is a flinty novel of troubled times for these troubled times. -- Publishers Weekly " Bone Dogs is an exceptional novel, particularly impressive for its distinctive voice and vivid rendering of place. Roger Skipper is a writer who deserves a wide and appreciative audience." --Ron Rash, author of Serena " Bone Dogs is a truly amazing testament to the power of storytelling, and Tuesday Price, a poor drunk from Ransom, West Virginia, is one of the most beautifully rendered and flawed and honest characters in all of fiction. If Roger Alan Skipper doesn't win prizes and acclaim for this novel, then I figure all of us writers better just pack it in and head for the hills." --Donald Ray Pollock, author of Knockemstiff "Skipper moves easily in dark terrain, but he's also conversant with redemption; [ Bone Dogs ] bears an odd sense of charm that has roots in authentic characters and Skipper's ease of language. This is a flinty novel of troubled times for these troubled times." -- Publishers Weekly Praise for The Baptism of Billy Bean "Riveting . . . Pitch-perfect dialogue, a skillfully drawn supporting cast and a memorable portrait of the changing face of Appalachia enhance this impressive character study." -- Publishers Weekly "Skilled at developing memorable characters . . . brilliant . . . There is a delightful sense of country noir and world-weariness here that hard-boiled crime fans will savor." -- Booklist Praise for Tear Down the Mountain "A deeply resonate novel that peels away the stereotypes about Appalachia so we can see the real struggles of people fighting for the land and the life that is quickly disappearing. Skipper writes in the richly textured language that is unmistakably the voice of Appalachia." --Erik Reece, author of Lost Mountain "Skipper knows his characters and the worlds they inhabit or pass through, and he brings both protagonists and environment to life in powerful language that ultimately becomes a sort of hard-edged poetry." --William Gay, author of Twilight, Advance Praise forBone Dogs "Bone Dogsis an exceptional novel, particularly impressive for its distinctive voice and vivid rendering of place. Roger Skipper is a writer who deserves a wide and appreciative audience." -Ron Rash, author ofSerena "Bone Dogsis a truly amazing testament to the power of storytelling, and Tuesday Price, a poor drunk from Ransom, West Virginia, is one of the most beautifully rendered and flawed and honest characters in all of fiction. If Roger Alan Skipper doesn't win prizes and acclaim for this novel, then I figure all of us writers better just pack it in and head for the hills." -Donald Ray Pollock, author ofKnockemstiff "Skipper moves easily in dark terrain, but he's also conversant with redemption; [Bone Dogs] bears an odd sense of charm that has roots in authentic characters and Skipper's ease of language. This is a flinty novel of troubled times for these troubled times." -Publishers Weekly Praise forThe Baptism of Billy Bean "Riveting . . . Pitch-perfect dialogue, a skillfully drawn supporting cast and a memorable portrait of the changing face of Appalachia enhance this impressive character study." -Publishers Weekly "Skilled at developing memorable characters . . . brilliant . . . There is a delightful sense of country noir and world-weariness here that hard-boiled crime fans will savor." -Booklist Praise forTear Down the Mountain "A deeply resonate novel that peels away the stereotypes about Appalachia so we can see the real struggles of people fighting for the land and the life that is quickly disappearing. Skipper writes in the richly textured language that is unmistakably the voice of Appalachia." -Erik Reece, author ofLost Mountain "Skipper knows his characters and the worlds they inhabit or pass through, and he brings both protagonists and environment to life in powerful language that ultimately becomes a sort of hard-edged poetry." -William Gay, author ofTwilight
Lccn
2009-040509
Dewey Decimal
813/.6
Lc Classification Number
Ps3619.K568b66 2010
Copyright Date
2010

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