
Birds of America: Stories (Vintage Contemporaries) - Moore, Lorrie - Paperback
Author: Moore, Lorrie
Publication Date: 01/12/2010
Format: Paperback
A New York Times Book of the Year A National Book Critics Circle Award Finalist Winner of the Salon Book Award A Village Voice Book of the Year
Birds of America is the celebrated collection of twelve stories from Lorrie Moore, one of the finest authors at work today.
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âFluid, cracked, mordant, colloquialâŠ. Stand[s] by itself as one of our funniest, most telling anatomies of human love and vulnerability.â âThe New York Times Book Review
âA marvelous collectionâŠ. Her stories are tough, lean, funny, and metaphysicalâŠ. Birds of America has about it a wild beauty that simply makes one feel more connected to life.â âThe Boston Globe
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âAt once sad, funny, lyrical and prickly, Birds of America attests to the deepening emotional chiaroscuro of her wise and beguiling work.â âThe New York Times
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âStunningâŠ. Thereâs really no one like Moore; in a perfect marriage of art form and mind, she has made the short story her own.â âMilwaukee Journal Sentinel
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âBirds of America stands as a major work of American short fictionâŠ. Absolutely mastered.â âElle
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âWonderfulâŠ. These stories impart such terrifying truths.â âPhiladelphia Inquirer
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âLorrie Moore soars with Birds of America.... A marvelous, fiercely funny book.â âNewsweek
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âFifty years from now, it may well turn out that the work of very few American writers has as much to say about what it means to be alive in our time as that of Lorrie Moore.â âHarperâs Magazine
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Author: Moore, Lorrie
Publication Date: 01/12/2010
Format: Paperback
A New York Times Book of the Year A National Book Critics Circle Award Finalist Winner of the Salon Book Award A Village Voice Book of the Year
Birds of America is the celebrated collection of twelve stories from Lorrie Moore, one of the finest authors at work today.
Â
âFluid, cracked, mordant, colloquialâŠ. Stand[s] by itself as one of our funniest, most telling anatomies of human love and vulnerability.â âThe New York Times Book Review
âA marvelous collectionâŠ. Her stories are tough, lean, funny, and metaphysicalâŠ. Birds of America has about it a wild beauty that simply makes one feel more connected to life.â âThe Boston Globe
Â
âAt once sad, funny, lyrical and prickly, Birds of America attests to the deepening emotional chiaroscuro of her wise and beguiling work.â âThe New York Times
Â
âStunningâŠ. Thereâs really no one like Moore; in a perfect marriage of art form and mind, she has made the short story her own.â âMilwaukee Journal Sentinel
Â
âBirds of America stands as a major work of American short fictionâŠ. Absolutely mastered.â âElle
Â
âWonderfulâŠ. These stories impart such terrifying truths.â âPhiladelphia Inquirer
Â
âLorrie Moore soars with Birds of America.... A marvelous, fiercely funny book.â âNewsweek
Â
âFifty years from now, it may well turn out that the work of very few American writers has as much to say about what it means to be alive in our time as that of Lorrie Moore.â âHarperâs Magazine












