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Black Tulips

Name: Black Tulips
Brand: TURNSTONE PRESS
SKU: 11570144
Price: 9.6 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Bruce Eason
ISBN: 9780888011602

Bruce Eason

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 11570144

Publishers TURNSTONE PRESS, December 1990

Bruce Eason moves his characters through a stark landscape, lone figures whose paths often cross but... Full description

Libristo code: 11570144

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Bruce Eason moves his characters through a stark landscape, lone figures whose paths often cross but seldom converge. His stories are full of heart and muscle, telling contemporary truths about misaligned relationships and modern antidotes for ancient wounds. A therapist uses anger to mask his fear of a young boy's unfathomable paintings, two strangers substitute desire for love after witnessing a death; humour is the language of humiliation for a man intimaidatedby his womenfolk. The rage, lonliness and passion in these lives are etched in Eason's tough, tender prose and stained by his ironic vision.