SOMEHOW FORM A FAMILY: Stories That Are Mostly True
Tony Earley, . . Algonquin, $22.95 (172pp) ISBN 978-1-56512-302-1
"I loved the smell of incense as much as the smell of beer, and probably for the same reasons. The sad truth is that I do not like Christians very much, particularly when they congregate." Such quasi–non sequiturs characterize Earley's elegant, evocative and often provocative prose, which never slips into sentimentality or self-indulgent reverie. His memoir begins with his childhood in a small Southern town—where time is measured by television sitcoms, and his parents marital problems and his sister's death are counterbalanced with
Reviewed on: 05/14/2001
Genre: Nonfiction
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