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0 lbs
Product Group
Book
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ISBN
0679767452
Book Title
Cadence of Grass : a Novel
Book Series
Vintage Contemporaries Ser.
Item Length
8 in
Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
Publication Year
2003
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.5 in
Author
Thomas Mcguane
Features
Reprint
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Psychological, Literary, Westerns, Humorous / General
Item Width
5.2 in
Item Weight
7.4 Oz
Number of Pages
256 Pages

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Ten years after his last novel McGuane returns to the form with a sulfurously funny yet genuinely elegiac tale of blood, money, sex, and chicanery set on the majestic stage of Montana cattle country.

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Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0679767452
ISBN-13
9780679767459
eBay Product ID (ePID)
2417864

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Book Title
Cadence of Grass : a Novel
Author
Thomas Mcguane
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Features
Reprint
Topic
Psychological, Literary, Westerns, Humorous / General
Book Series
Vintage Contemporaries Ser.
Publication Year
2003
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
256 Pages

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Item Length
8 in
Item Height
0.5 in
Item Width
5.2 in
Item Weight
7.4 Oz

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"[D]arkly fiendish, wildly unsettling, and viciously good." Men's Journal "A hearty welcome home. . .a tale of betrayal, revenge and spousal loathing. . .[that] rollicks along on the legs of its comic characters."Outside "Beautifully turned….a surprising, affecting mix of bitterness and delicacy." Entertainment Weekly "McGuane's sentences are like no one else's, crisp and spare, yet somehow baroque, and he perpetually balances the picaresque against the sublime."-The New Yorker "McGuane has struck a perfect balance. . .between his large cast of beautifully drawn and memorable characters and the animals they raise and work and love."-Alan Cheuse, Chicago Tribune "A fine, quirky, funny, startling novel . . . with witty dialogue and hilarious moments and sudden violence and awful betrayals."-Miami Herald "McGuane is a terrific writer, a great chronicler of the vanishing West."-The Orlando Sentinel "There is a raw exuberance to this hard-edged novel. . . . McGuane proves that he is still an accomplished cowpuncher with words."-Seattle Post-Intelligencer "McGuane's unflagging invention is consistently engaging. . . . He is remarkably attuned to the psychological discomfort and indirect jousting underlying routine social interactions, and his language is rich, varied and effortless."-The San Diego Union-Tribune "When McGuane dissects his characters to their squirming core, The Cadence of Grass is downright hilarious."-St. Petersburg Times "The plot . . . unfolds with McGuane's characteristic wit and delight in the absurd. . . . His voice gets truer every time." -The Plain Dealer "One of our most readable and accomplished writers. . . .Consistently entertaining." Rocky Mountain News "A complex and dark novel in which detailed rendering of psychological landscapes creates a fascinating portrait of the suffering heart of an old and perhaps dying way of life."-The Globe & Mail, Toronto "There is an earthy and comedic magic about this expansive story within the expanse of the Western plains."-Deseret News "McGuane portrays an American West that is vivid and alive, writing crackling dialogue with an eye for the ridiculous."-The Boston Phoenix From the Trade Paperback edition., "[D]arkly fiendish, wildly unsettling, and viciously good." Men's Journal "A hearty welcome home. . .a tale of betrayal, revenge and spousal loathing. . .[that] rollicks along on the legs of its comic characters." Outside "Beautifully turned....a surprising, affecting mix of bitterness and delicacy." Entertainment Weekly "McGuane's sentences are like no one else's, crisp and spare, yet somehow baroque, and he perpetually balances the picaresque against the sublime." The New Yorker "McGuane has struck a perfect balance. . .between his large cast of beautifully drawn and memorable characters and the animals they raise and work and love." Alan Cheuse , Chicago Tribune "A fine, quirky, funny, startling novel . . . with witty dialogue and hilarious moments and sudden violence and awful betrayals." Miami Herald "McGuane is a terrific writer, a great chronicler of the vanishing West." The Orlando Sentinel "There is a raw exuberance to this hard-edged novel. . . . McGuane proves that he is still an accomplished cowpuncher with words." Seattle Post-Intelligencer "McGuane's unflagging invention is consistently engaging. . . . He is remarkably attuned to the psychological discomfort and indirect jousting underlying routine social interactions, and his language is rich, varied and effortless." The San Diego Union-Tribune "When McGuane dissects his characters to their squirming core, The Cadence of Grass is downright hilarious." St. Petersburg Times "The plot . . . unfolds with McGuane's characteristic wit and delight in the absurd. . . . His voice gets truer every time." The Plain Dealer "One of our most readable and accomplished writers. . . .Consistently entertaining." Rocky Mountain News "A complex and dark novel in which detailed rendering of psychological landscapes creates a fascinating portrait of the suffering heart of an old and perhaps dying way of life." The Globe & Mail , Toronto "There is an earthy and comedic magic about this expansive story within the expanse of the Western plains." Deseret News "McGuane portrays an American West that is vivid and alive, writing crackling dialogue with an eye for the ridiculous." The Boston Phoenix From the Trade Paperback edition., "[D]arkly fiendish, wildly unsettling, and viciously good."Men's Journal "A hearty welcome home. . .a tale of betrayal, revenge and spousal loathing. . .[that] rollicks along on the legs of its comic characters."Outside "Beautifully turned….a surprising, affecting mix of bitterness and delicacy."Entertainment Weekly "McGuane's sentences are like no one else's, crisp and spare, yet somehow baroque, and he perpetually balances the picaresque against the sublime."-The New Yorker "McGuane has struck a perfect balance. . .between his large cast of beautifully drawn and memorable characters and the animals they raise and work and love."-Alan Cheuse, Chicago Tribune "A fine, quirky, funny, startling novel . . . with witty dialogue and hilarious moments and sudden violence and awful betrayals."-Miami Herald "McGuane is a terrific writer, a great chronicler of the vanishing West."-The Orlando Sentinel "There is a raw exuberance to this hard-edged novel. . . . McGuane proves that he is still an accomplished cowpuncher with words."-Seattle Post-Intelligencer "McGuane's unflagging invention is consistently engaging. . . . He is remarkably attuned to the psychological discomfort and indirect jousting underlying routine social interactions, and his language is rich, varied and effortless."-The San Diego Union-Tribune "When McGuane dissects his characters to their squirming core,The Cadence of Grassis downright hilarious."-St. Petersburg Times "The plot . . . unfolds with McGuane's characteristic wit and delight in the absurd. . . . His voice gets truer every time." -The Plain Dealer "One of our most readable and accomplished writers. . . .Consistently entertaining."Rocky Mountain News "A complex and dark novel in which detailed rendering of psychological landscapes creates a fascinating portrait of the suffering heart of an old and perhaps dying way of life."-The Globe & Mail, Toronto "There is an earthy and comedic magic about this expansive story within the expanse of the Western plains."-Deseret News "McGuane portrays an American West that is vivid and alive, writing crackling dialogue with an eye for the ridiculous."-The Boston Phoenix, "[D]arkly fiendish, wildly unsettling, and viciously good." -Men's Journal "A hearty welcome home. . .a tale of betrayal, revenge and spousal loathing. . .[that] rollicks along on the legs of its comic characters."- Outside "Beautifully turned....a surprising, affecting mix of bitterness and delicacy." -Entertainment Weekly "McGuane's sentences are like no one else's, crisp and spare, yet somehow baroque, and he perpetually balances the picaresque against the sublime."-- The New Yorker "McGuane has struck a perfect balance. . .between his large cast of beautifully drawn and memorable characters and the animals they raise and work and love." -- Alan Cheuse , Chicago Tribune "A fine, quirky, funny, startling novel . . . with witty dialogue and hilarious moments and sudden violence and awful betrayals."-- Miami Herald "McGuane is a terrific writer, a great chronicler of the vanishing West."-- The Orlando Sentinel "There is a raw exuberance to this hard-edged novel. . . . McGuane proves that he is still an accomplished cowpuncher with words."-- Seattle Post-Intelligencer "McGuane's unflagging invention is consistently engaging. . . . He is remarkably attuned to the psychological discomfort and indirect jousting underlying routine social interactions, and his language is rich, varied and effortless."-- The San Diego Union-Tribune "When McGuane dissects his characters to their squirming core, The Cadence of Grass is downright hilarious."-- St. Petersburg Times "The plot . . . unfolds with McGuane's characteristic wit and delight in the absurd. . . . His voice gets truer every time." -- The Plain Dealer "One of our most readable and accomplished writers. . . .Consistently entertaining." -Rocky Mountain News "A complex and dark novel in which detailed rendering of psychological landscapes creates a fascinating portrait of the suffering heart of an old and perhaps dying way of life."-- The Globe & Mail , Toronto "There is an earthy and comedic magic about this expansive story within the expanse of the Western plains."-- Deseret News "McGuane portrays an American West that is vivid and alive, writing crackling dialogue with an eye for the ridiculous."-- The Boston Phoenix, "[D]arkly fiendish, wildly unsettling, and viciously good."Men's Journal "A hearty welcome home. . .a tale of betrayal, revenge and spousal loathing. . .[that] rollicks along on the legs of its comic characters."Outside "Beautifully turned….a surprising, affecting mix of bitterness and delicacy."Entertainment Weekly "McGuane's sentences are like no one else's, crisp and spare, yet somehow baroque, and he perpetually balances the picaresque against the sublime."-The New Yorker "McGuane has struck a perfect balance. . .between his large cast of beautifully drawn and memorable characters and the animals they raise and work and love."-Alan Cheuse, Chicago Tribune "A fine, quirky, funny, startling novel . . . with witty dialogue and hilarious moments and sudden violence and awful betrayals."-Miami Herald "McGuane is a terrific writer, a great chronicler of the vanishing West."-The Orlando Sentinel "There is a raw exuberance to this hard-edged novel. . . . McGuane proves that he is still an accomplished cowpuncher with words."-Seattle Post-Intelligencer "McGuane's unflagging invention is consistently engaging. . . . He is remarkably attuned to the psychological discomfort and indirect jousting underlying routine social interactions, and his language is rich, varied and effortless."-The San Diego Union-Tribune "When McGuane dissects his characters to their squirming core,The Cadence of Grassis downright hilarious."-St. Petersburg Times "The plot . . . unfolds with McGuane's characteristic wit and delight in the absurd. . . . His voice gets truer every time." -The Plain Dealer "One of our most readable and accomplished writers. . . .Consistently entertaining."Rocky Mountain News "A complex and dark novel in which detailed rendering of psychological landscapes creates a fascinating portrait of the suffering heart of an old and perhaps dying way of life."-The Globe & Mail, Toronto "There is an earthy and comedic magic about this expansive story within the expanse of the Western plains."-Deseret News "McGuane portrays an American West that is vivid and alive, writing crackling dialogue with an eye for the ridiculous."-The Boston Phoenix From the Trade Paperback edition., "[D]arkly fiendish, wildly unsettling, and viciously good." Men's Journal "A hearty welcome home. . .a tale of betrayal, revenge and spousal loathing. . .[that] rollicks along on the legs of its comic characters." Outside "Beautifully turned….a surprising, affecting mix of bitterness and delicacy." Entertainment Weekly "McGuane's sentences are like no one else's, crisp and spare, yet somehow baroque, and he perpetually balances the picaresque against the sublime."- The New Yorker "McGuane has struck a perfect balance. . .between his large cast of beautifully drawn and memorable characters and the animals they raise and work and love." - Alan Cheuse , Chicago Tribune "A fine, quirky, funny, startling novel . . . with witty dialogue and hilarious moments and sudden violence and awful betrayals."- Miami Herald "McGuane is a terrific writer, a great chronicler of the vanishing West."- The Orlando Sentinel "There is a raw exuberance to this hard-edged novel. . . . McGuane proves that he is still an accomplished cowpuncher with words."- Seattle Post-Intelligencer "McGuane's unflagging invention is consistently engaging. . . . He is remarkably attuned to the psychological discomfort and indirect jousting underlying routine social interactions, and his language is rich, varied and effortless."- The San Diego Union-Tribune "When McGuane dissects his characters to their squirming core, The Cadence of Grass is downright hilarious."- St. Petersburg Times "The plot . . . unfolds with McGuane's characteristic wit and delight in the absurd. . . . His voice gets truer every time." - The Plain Dealer "One of our most readable and accomplished writers. . . .Consistently entertaining." Rocky Mountain News "A complex and dark novel in which detailed rendering of psychological landscapes creates a fascinating portrait of the suffering heart of an old and perhaps dying way of life."- The Globe & Mail , Toronto "There is an earthy and comedic magic about this expansive story within the expanse of the Western plains."- Deseret News "McGuane portrays an American West that is vivid and alive, writing crackling dialogue with an eye for the ridiculous."- The Boston Phoenix
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Dewey Decimal
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Dewey Edition
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