American Purgatory

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  • American Purgatory Book Detail

  • Author : Rebecca Gayle Howell
  • Release Date : 2020-07-05
  • Publisher : eBook Partnership
  • Genre : Poetry
  • Pages : 65
  • ISBN 13 : 183978041X
  • File Size : 55,55 MB
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American Purgatory by Rebecca Gayle Howell PDF Summary

Book Description: American Purgatory is a story of the working class, a dystopia set in a near-future United States marked by severe drought, herbicidal warfare, and a totalitarian climate of poverty. This purgatory is populated by those who believe if that they work hard enough, they will be set free. Against this backdrop, three unlikely characters begin a journey that will take them away from work, belief, and even each other, until the protagonist uncovers the truth about this place and the people in it-a truth that indeed sets her free. Equal parts Dante and Cormac McCarthy, American Purgatory is a coming-of-age for capitalism written in the decade of tea-party terror.AN INDIE BEST-SELLER!Winner of the 2016 Sexton Prize, selected for publication by Don Share

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