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Condition
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Brand
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MPN
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ISBN
031242874X
Book Title
Jesus' Son : Stories
Book Series
Picador Modern Classics Ser.
Item Length
8.2 in
Publisher
Picador
Publication Year
2009
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.4 in
Author
Denis Johnson
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Short Stories (Single Author)
Item Width
5.6 in
Item Weight
4.9 Oz
Number of Pages
144 Pages

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Ten stories narrated by a recovering alcoholic and heroin addict whose dependencies have led him to petty crime, cruelty, betrayal, and loss.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Picador
ISBN-10
031242874x
ISBN-13
9780312428747
eBay Product ID (ePID)
23038301527

Product Key Features

Book Title
Jesus' Son : Stories
Author
Denis Johnson
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Short Stories (Single Author)
Book Series
Picador Modern Classics Ser.
Publication Year
2009
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
144 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.2 in
Item Height
0.4 in
Item Width
5.6 in
Item Weight
4.9 Oz

Additional Product Features

Series Volume Number
3
Lc Classification Number
Ps3560.O3745
Reviews
"A synthesizer of profoundly American voices: we can hear Twain in his biting irony, Whitman in his erotic excess, not a little of Dashiell Hammett too in the hard sentences he throws back at his gouged, wounded world. And behind all these you sense something else: a visionary angel, a Kerouac or, better yet, a Blake, who has seen his demon and yearned for God and forged a language to contain them both." - Newsday "[Johnson] consistently generates images of ferocious intensity_ . No American novelist since William Burroughs has so flagrantly risked ,insensitivity' in an effort to depict the pathology of addiction." - The New York Times Book Review  , "Reading these stories is like reading ticker tape from the subconscious."--The Nation "A synthesizer of profoundly American voices: we can hear Twain in his biting irony, Whitman in his erotic excess, not a little of Dashiell Hammett too in the hard sentences he throws back at his gouged, wounded world. And behind all these you sense something else: a visionary angel, a Kerouac, or, better yet, a Blake, who has seen his demon and yearned for God and forged a language to contain them both."--Newsday "Johnson consistently generates images of ferocious intensity. . . . No American novelist since William Burroughs has so flagrantly risked 'insensitivity' in an effort to depict the pathology of addiction."--The New York Times Book Review, "A synthesizer of profoundly American voices: we can hear Twain in his biting irony, Whitman in his erotic excess, not a little of Dashiell Hammett too in the hard sentences he throws back at his gouged, wounded world. And behind all these you sense something else: a visionary angel, a Kerouac or, better yet, a Blake, who has seen his demon and yearned for God and forged a language to contain them both." - Newsday "[Johnson] consistently generates images of ferocious intensity... . No American novelist since William Burroughs has so flagrantly risked ,insensitivity' in an effort to depict the pathology of addiction." - The New York Times Book Review  , "Reading these stories is like reading ticker tape from the subconscious." -- The Nation "A work of spare beauty and almost religious intensity." -- Entertainment Weekly "Intense, vicious, and beautiful, these stories are fraught with a cutting wit purposefully juxtaposed against the too-big sentimentality of a drunk. Denis Johnson is an exquisite writer." -- Mary Gaitskill "[Dennis Johnson is] a synthesizer of profoundly American voices: we can hear Twain in his biting irony, Whitman in his erotic excess, not a little of Dashiell Hammett too in the hard sentences he throws back at his gouged, wounded world. And behind all these you sense something else: a visionary angel, a Kerouac, or, better yet, a Blake, who has seen his demon and yearned for God and forged a language to contain them both." -- Newsday "Ferocious intensity. . . . No American novelist since William Burroughs has so flagrantly risked 'insensitivity' in an effort to depict the pathology of addiction." -- The New York Times Book Review, Ferocious intensity. . . . No American novelist since William Burroughs has so flagrantly risked 'insensitivity' in an effort to depict the pathology of addiction., [Dennis Johnson is] a synthesizer of profoundly American voices: we can hear Twain in his biting irony, Whitman in his erotic excess, not a little of Dashiell Hammett too in the hard sentences he throws back at his gouged, wounded world. And behind all these you sense something else: a visionary angel, a Kerouac, or, better yet, a Blake, who has seen his demon and yearned for God and forged a language to contain them both., "Reading these stories is like reading ticker tape from the subconscious."-- The Nation "A work of spare beauty and almost religious intensity."-- Entertainment Weekly "Intense, vicious, and beautiful, these stories are fraught with a cutting wit purposefully juxtaposed against the too-big sentimentality of a drunk. Denis Johnson is an exquisite writer."--Mary Gaitskill "[Dennis Johnson is] a synthesizer of profoundly American voices: we can hear Twain in his biting irony, Whitman in his erotic excess, not a little of Dashiell Hammett too in the hard sentences he throws back at his gouged, wounded world. And behind all these you sense something else: a visionary angel, a Kerouac, or, better yet, a Blake, who has seen his demon and yearned for God and forged a language to contain them both."-- Newsday "Ferocious intensity. . . . No American novelist since William Burroughs has so flagrantly risked 'insensitivity' in an effort to depict the pathology of addiction."-- The New York Times Book Review, "Reading these stories is like reading ticker tape from the subconscious."--The Nation "A work of spare beauty and almost religious intensity."--Entertainment Weekly "Intense, vicious, and beautiful, these stories are fraught with a cutting wit purposefully juxtaposed against the too-big sentimentality of a drunk. Denis Johnson is an exquisite writer."--Mary Gaitskill "[Dennis Johnson is] a synthesizer of profoundly American voices: we can hear Twain in his biting irony, Whitman in his erotic excess, not a little of Dashiell Hammett too in the hard sentences he throws back at his gouged, wounded world. And behind all these you sense something else: a visionary angel, a Kerouac, or, better yet, a Blake, who has seen his demon and yearned for God and forged a language to contain them both."--Newsday "Ferocious intensity. . . . No American novelist since William Burroughs has so flagrantly risked 'insensitivity' in an effort to depict the pathology of addiction."--The New York Times Book Review, Intense, vicious, and beautiful, these stories are fraught with a cutting wit purposefully juxtaposed against the too-big sentimentality of a drunk. Denis Johnson is an exquisite writer.
Copyright Date
2009
Target Audience
Trade
Dewey Decimal
813/.54
Dewey Edition
23

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    Simply astounding. Like a trip on morning glory seeds. An acid blast. It will blow your mind. On my bookshelf it stands up there alongside "Naked Lunch" and Charles Bukowski.