- Paperback
- Published: 12/10/14
- IBSN: 374
- Genre: Fiction, Nonfiction
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Kaylie Jones Books (Four Book Set)
For a limited time, purchase Unmentionables, Sing in the Morning, Cry at Night, The Love Book, and Starve the Vulture together for only $25!
Description
To celebrate the release of Little Beasts — the latest from Akashic’s Kaylie Jones Books imprint — we’re pleased to offer previous Kaylie Jones Books releases Unmentionables, Sing in the Morning, Cry at Night, The Love Book, and Starve the Vulture together for only $25, plus shipping, while supplies last!
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- Subjects: Featured Gift Books, Featured Literary Fiction Titles, Gift Books, Kaylie Jones Books, Limited Edition/Collectibles, Literary Fiction, Sale, Women’s Studies
- Tags: Barbara J. Taylor, Jason Carney, Kaylie Jones, Kaylie Jones Books, Laurie Loewenstein, Nina Solomon, Sale, Sing in the Morning Cry at Night, Starve the Vulture, Starve the Vulture: A Memoir, The Love Book, Unmentionables
Book Details
Authors
BARBARA J. TAYLOR was born and raised in Scranton, Pennsylvania. She sets her novels in the hometown she loves and fills them with miners, evangelists, vaudevillians, nuns, gangsters, prostitutes, widows, musicians, dreamers, and a seer or two. She is the author of Sing in the Morning, Cry at Night and All Waiting Is Long. Rain Breaks No Bones is the final installment in her Scranton Trilogy.
LAURIE LOEWENSTEIN is the author of the novels Unmentionables and Death of a Rainmaker, the first in the Dust Bowl Mystery series and a finalist for a 2019 Oklahoma Book Award. She teaches at Wilkes University’s Maslow Family Graduate Program in Creative Writing and is a fifth-generation Midwesterner. Funeral Train: A Dust Bowl Mystery is her latest work.
NINA SOLOMON’s first novel, Single Wife, was a Book-of-the-Month Club, Literary Guild, and Quality Paperback Book Club selection and was optioned by Warner Bros. The Love Book was inspired by her own search for a soul mate, who, she is happy to report, only took twenty-seven days and thirty years to find his way to her. She was born and raised in New York City and has lived in the same zip code since she was five.
JASON CARNEY, a poet, writer, and educator from Dallas, is a four-time National Poetry Slam finalist and was honored as a Legend of the Slam in 2007. He appeared on three seasons of the HBO television series Russell Simmons Presents Def Poetry. Carney has performed and lectured at many colleges and universities as well as high schools and juvenile detention centers from California to Maine. Starve the Vulture: One Man’s Mythology is his memoir.