Crum [electronic resource] : the novel / by Lee Maynard ; with an introduction by Meredith Sue Willis.

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Maynard, Lee, 1936-

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TextSeries: UPCC book collections on Project MUSE | UPCC book collections on Project MUSEPublication details: Morgantown, W.V. : Vandalia Press, c2012 2012) 2015)Description: 1 online resource (1 electronic text (xii, 193 p.) :) digital fileISBN:

9781935978596

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: No titleDDC classification:

813/.54 22

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PS3563.A96384 C78 2012

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Contents:

Introduction / Meredith Sue Willis -- Summer -- Autumn -- Winter -- Spring -- Summer ... again -- Looking for Benny.

Summary: In Crum, a gritty coal town on the West Virginia-Kentucky border, the boys fight, swear, chase and sometimes catch girls. The adults are cramped in and clueless, hemmed in by the mountains. The weight of wonder, dejection, and even possibility loom over this tiny, suffocating town. This story is the tale of Jesse Stone, who doesn't know where he's going, but knows he is leaving, and whose rebellion against the people and the place of his childhood allows him to reject the comfort and familiarity of his home in search of his place in a larger world.

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Introduction / Meredith Sue Willis -- Summer -- Autumn -- Winter -- Spring -- Summer ... again -- Looking for Benny.

In Crum, a gritty coal town on the West Virginia-Kentucky border, the boys fight, swear, chase and sometimes catch girls. The adults are cramped in and clueless, hemmed in by the mountains. The weight of wonder, dejection, and even possibility loom over this tiny, suffocating town. This story is the tale of Jesse Stone, who doesn't know where he's going, but knows he is leaving, and whose rebellion against the people and the place of his childhood allows him to reject the comfort and familiarity of his home in search of his place in a larger world.

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