Powdered Eggs (e-bog) af Simmons, Charles
Simmons, Charles

Powdered Eggs e-bog

127,71 DKK
A young writer-to-be embarks on a comic coming-of-age journey through the crushing mediocrity of work, the vagaries of fate, and the mysteries of sexA confused and conflicted but not altogether angry young man shares his observations, disappointments, rants, and sexual desires in a revealing series of letters to an unnamed friend. Our hero wants to be a writer, but is stuck doing mind-numbing wor…
A young writer-to-be embarks on a comic coming-of-age journey through the crushing mediocrity of work, the vagaries of fate, and the mysteries of sexA confused and conflicted but not altogether angry young man shares his observations, disappointments, rants, and sexual desires in a revealing series of letters to an unnamed friend. Our hero wants to be a writer, but is stuck doing mind-numbing work for an unscrupulous encyclopedia publisher. He muddles through two engagements, one to a bright-eyed Catholic virgin, the other to a woman pregnant with another man's child. And the Great American Novel he is writingabout a man named Austin who is becoming invisiblemay be a bit too much for the reading public to handle. But as long as he's got his friends (like Jose, who is determined to bed and wed his cousin Rita the nun), his health (no thanks to the medical establishment that killed his father), and his libido, everything should turn out okay.Winner of the William Faulkner Foundation Award for notable first novelmore outrageous thanCatcher in the Ryeand more scandalous thanPortnoy's ComplaintCharles Simmons'sPowdered Eggsis an unforgettable view of young American life through an amusingly jaundiced eye.
E-bog 127,71 DKK
Forfattere Simmons, Charles (forfatter)
Udgivet 04.02.2014
Længde 222 sider
Genrer FA
Sprog English
Format epub
Beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9781480467545

A young writer-to-be embarks on a comic coming-of-age journey through the crushing mediocrity of work, the vagaries of fate, and the mysteries of sexA confused and conflicted but not altogether angry young man shares his observations, disappointments, rants, and sexual desires in a revealing series of letters to an unnamed friend. Our hero wants to be a writer, but is stuck doing mind-numbing work for an unscrupulous encyclopedia publisher. He muddles through two engagements, one to a bright-eyed Catholic virgin, the other to a woman pregnant with another man's child. And the Great American Novel he is writingabout a man named Austin who is becoming invisiblemay be a bit too much for the reading public to handle. But as long as he's got his friends (like Jose, who is determined to bed and wed his cousin Rita the nun), his health (no thanks to the medical establishment that killed his father), and his libido, everything should turn out okay.Winner of the William Faulkner Foundation Award for notable first novelmore outrageous thanCatcher in the Ryeand more scandalous thanPortnoy's ComplaintCharles Simmons'sPowdered Eggsis an unforgettable view of young American life through an amusingly jaundiced eye.