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Vanna Karenina

Frank Gannon

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Description:Vanna Karenina, Frank Gannon's new collection of literary humor, is a follow-up to his widely praised (and widely laughed at) Yo, Poe. This volume presents twenty-one new pieces that prove that no one is really safe from Frank Gannon's on-target send-ups. In the title story, a distraught (but very well-dressed) game show hostess contemplates her romantic plight with mounting despair. ("She thought of the first day she had met VR__SKY. . . . How could she love a man who wouldn't even tell her all the letters in his name?") "Video Book Beat" illustrates what may be the future of literary criticism("Lewis Thomas—Lives of a Cell—even back in his anemic, pre-dance music era, Lewis had always been more cultist than crossover, and that's still the case. Like Gould or Sagan, Lewis likes to jam on ideas, and he's up to more of the same here.") "What's Y'all's Sign?" proposes a new astrology for the American South, with such appropriate signs as Moon Pie, Okra, Chitlins, and Grits.From Kolorized Kafka novels to the trial of Allan "old-guy-in-the-eighties/professor-guy-in-the-sixties" Bloom, Frank Gannon offers an irresistible amalgam of down-hom humor and high literary wit.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Vanna Karenina. To get started finding Vanna Karenina, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: Vanna Karenina, Frank Gannon's new collection of literary humor, is a follow-up to his widely praised (and widely laughed at) Yo, Poe. This volume presents twenty-one new pieces that prove that no one is really safe from Frank Gannon's on-target send-ups. In the title story, a distraught (but very well-dressed) game show hostess contemplates her romantic plight with mounting despair. ("She thought of the first day she had met VR__SKY. . . . How could she love a man who wouldn't even tell her all the letters in his name?") "Video Book Beat" illustrates what may be the future of literary criticism("Lewis Thomas—Lives of a Cell—even back in his anemic, pre-dance music era, Lewis had always been more cultist than crossover, and that's still the case. Like Gould or Sagan, Lewis likes to jam on ideas, and he's up to more of the same here.") "What's Y'all's Sign?" proposes a new astrology for the American South, with such appropriate signs as Moon Pie, Okra, Chitlins, and Grits.From Kolorized Kafka novels to the trial of Allan "old-guy-in-the-eighties/professor-guy-in-the-sixties" Bloom, Frank Gannon offers an irresistible amalgam of down-hom humor and high literary wit.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Vanna Karenina. To get started finding Vanna Karenina, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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