[PDF.94tc] Landscape with Fragmented Figures (Working Lives)

Landscape with Fragmented Figures (Working Lives)

[PDF.tr73] Landscape with Fragmented Figures (Working Lives)

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 | #6551471 in Books |  Bottom Dog Press |  2009-01-09 |  2009-01-09 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.00 x.50 x6.00l, | File type: PDF | 223 pages

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||2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| Cut off from the living: Victim or Perpetrator|By Grady Harp|Jeff Vande Zande writes novels that creep up on the reader like a hint of a gloaming breeze on a stagnant summer evening. He understands the arid plain on which we walk, looking for some meaning or reason to keep living while refusing to remove our blinders. And just when his carefully constructed characters begin to| |"Jeff Vande Zande's Landscape with Fragmented Figures is about being lost and searching for truth out of longing. On the way you drink cheap beer and pass through some smoke stacks. You are north of Detroit in a mini-metropolis off the I-75 corridor but no

Betrayed by his art and disillusioned by his job as a professor, Ray Casper finds his long-time girlfriend has just left him. At the death of his estranged father, he links up with his out-of-work brother Sammy, and things really get complicated.

Sammy moves in with Ray and needs a job; Ray needs inspiration to paint again, and both have to keep from killing each other. LANDSCAPE WITH FRAGMENTED FIGURES unites academia and working class in a tale of brothers, fath...

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