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An Account Of A Childhood In A Military Family In The South. I Punched Pure Air And Tried / To Shatter It--the Air, / Which Simply Opened, Fell Back, / Gave Way As My Hands Slashed Through. / The Air! I Can't Believe / How Much I Hated It. By The Author Of Saints And Strangers. The Glass Hammer -- Granny Raines -- Original Sin -- Bright Leaf -- My Father's Corpse -- In A Car Outside The Vineyard Baptist Church -- Salt -- Childhood Of The Ancients -- Yellowjackets -- Grandmother's Spit -- Dog Pile -- Aunt Mary Jean -- Was -- Haircut -- Threats And Lamentations -- The Telling -- Funeral Parlor Fan -- Acquired Taste -- Transistor Radio -- Fireflies After Twilight -- Begotten -- Teevee With Grandmomma -- What A Grand World It Would Be! -- The Visible Man -- Blemishes -- Blue Danube -- Skeeter Kites -- Lists -- Gospel -- Tricks Of The Body -- Tree -- The Air -- Patchwork -- Blue Tree -- Fist -- Magic Button -- Sit Still -- The Benedictine Hand -- Thus -- Swing Blade -- Slap -- When I Was Saved -- My Father's Rage -- Sidney Lanier High -- James Bond Considers Career Opportunities In Library Science -- Jack -- Mending Socks -- Oh, Say, Can You See? -- Wisdom And Advice -- Biff Burger -- T
- Author
- Hudgins, Andrew
- Publisher
- Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company
- Published
- 1994
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780395700105
- Subjects
- Literary Fiction, Poetry, Humanities
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