The Easter House by David Rhodes - 2009 - First PB Edition - Good

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Good: A book that has been read but is in good condition. Very minimal damage to the cover including ...
Weight
1 lbs
IsTextBook
No
Binding
Paperback
Narrative Type
Fiction
Product Group
Book
ISBN
9781571310774
Book Title
Easter House
Publisher
Milkweed Editions
Item Length
8.5 in
Publication Year
2009
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.6 in
Author
David Rhodes
Genre
Fiction
Topic
General, Literary
Item Weight
15.2 Oz
Item Width
5.5 in
Number of Pages
384 Pages
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Publisher
Milkweed Editions
ISBN-10
1571310770
ISBN-13
9781571310774
eBay Product ID (ePID)
72060449

Product Key Features

Book Title
Easter House
Number of Pages
384 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2009
Topic
General, Literary
Genre
Fiction
Author
David Rhodes
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.6 in
Item Weight
15.2 Oz
Item Length
8.5 in
Item Width
5.5 in

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Trade
Reviews
"Rhodes's writing is smooth and wry, combining Richard Russo's genius for the details of small-town thinking and Flannery O'Connor's flair for shading things toward the weird side of normal. If there was any justice in the literary world, its shocking end alone would make it an American classic. If you liked Driftless , do yourself a favor and read The Easter House ." —Mpls.St.Paul Magazine, "Rhodes's writing is smooth and wry, combining Richard Russo's genius for the details of small-town thinking and Flannery O'Connor's flair for shading things toward the weird side of normal. If there was any justice in the literary world, its shocking end alone would make it an American classic. If you likedDriftless, do yourself a favor and readThe Easter House." -Mpls.St.Paul Magazine, "Rhodes's writing is smooth and wry, combining Richard Russo's genius for the details of small-town thinking and Flannery O'Connor's flair for shading things toward the weird side of normal. If there was any justice in the literary world, its shocking end alone would make it an American classic. If you liked Driftless , do yourself a favor and read The Easter House ." --Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
TitleLeading
The
Dewey Edition
18
Dewey Decimal
813/.5/4
Synopsis
This tale of two Iowa brothers trying to escape the long shadow of their notorious father is "an almost impossible book to put down" (The Plain Dealer). This gripping novel tells the tale of the Easter family of Ontarion, Iowa. Ansel Easter was a favored minister until he rescued a grotesque creature from a carnival sideshow. His sons, C and Sam, suffer in the shadow of their outcast father until his violent death. C and Sam leave the home their father built for a new beginning, and find fortune building a lucrative business called the Associates -- but when a rash of deaths has the townspeople looking at C and Sam as suspects, they find their father's legacy reaches further than they expect. Taut, dark, and engrossing, The Easter House is a brilliant work of fiction by the acclaimed author of Driftless and Jewelweed. "David Rhodes's writing is smooth and wry, combining Richard Russo's genius for the details of small-town thinking and Flannery O'Connor's flair for shading things toward the weird side of normal." --Mpls.St. Paul Magazine, Originally published in 1974, this gripping novel tells the tale of the Easter family of Ontarion, Iowa. Ansel Easter was a favored minister until he rescued a grotesque creature from a carnival sideshow. His sons, C and Sam, suffer in the shadow of their outcast father until his violent death. C and Sam leave the home their father built for a new beginning, and find fortune building a lucrative business called the Associates -- but when a rash of deaths has the townspeople looking at C and Sam as suspects, they find their father's legacy reaches further than they expect. Taut, dark, and engrossing, The Easter House holds up as a brilliant work of fiction some 30 years after its initial publication., This tale of two Iowa brothers trying to escape the long shadow of their notorious father is "an almost impossible book to put down" ( The Plain Dealer ). This gripping novel tells the tale of the Easter family of Ontarion, Iowa. Ansel Easter was a favored minister until he rescued a grotesque creature from a carnival sideshow. His sons, C and Sam, suffer in the shadow of their outcast father until his violent death. C and Sam leave the home their father built for a new beginning, and find fortune building a lucrative business called the Associates -- but when a rash of deaths has the townspeople looking at C and Sam as suspects, they find their father's legacy reaches further than they expect. Taut, dark, and engrossing, The Easter House is a brilliant work of fiction by the acclaimed author of Driftless and Jewelweed . "David Rhodes's writing is smooth and wry, combining Richard Russo's genius for the details of small-town thinking and Flannery O'Connor's flair for shading things toward the weird side of normal." -- Mpls.St. Paul Magazine, Originally published in 1974, this gripping novel tells the tale of the Easter family of Ontarion, Iowa. Ansel Easter was a favored minister until he rescued a grotesque creature from a carnival sideshow. His sons, C and Sam, suffer in the shadow of their outcast father until his violent death. C and Sam leave the home their father built for a new beginning, and find fortune building a lucrative business called the Associates - but when a rash of deaths has the townspeople looking at C and Sam as suspects, they find their father's legacy reaches further than they expect. Taut, dark, and engrossing,The Easter Households up as a brilliant work of fiction some 30 years after its initial publication.

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