Novelist Kinder (Honeymooners, 2001, etc.) pours out sudden, undomesticated, melancholy word songs from his home place, where he's returned to gather stories for stewing in his imagination and memory.
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"Easy, accessible prose tinged with nostalgia; characters both well developed and sympathetic in spite of their bad behavior: a fine, funny slice of literary life."
Rueful and wildly comic, this boisterous, boozy novel by the author of Snakehunter (1973) offers a carnal salute to that disappearing literary species, the unrepentant American bad boy writer.
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