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Same River Twice

Name: Same River Twice
Brand: Simon & Schuster
SKU: 07395226
Price: 13.69 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Offutt Chris
ISBN: 9780743229494

Offutt Chris

Language

English

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Libristo code: 07395226

Publishers Simon & Schuster, April 2003

At the age of nineteen, Chris Offutt had already been rejected by the army, the Peace Corps, the par... Full description

Libristo code: 07395226

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At the age of nineteen, Chris Offutt had already been rejected by the army, the Peace Corps, the park rangers, and the police. So he left his home in the Kentucky Appalachians and thumbed his way north -- into a series of odd jobs and even stranger encounters with his fellow Americans. Fifteen years later, Offutt finds himself in a place he never thought he'd be: settled down with a pregnant wife. Writing from the banks of the Iowa River, where he came to rest, he intersperses the story of his youthful journeys with that of his journey to fatherhood in a memoir that is uniquely candid, occasionally brutal, and often wonderfully funny. As he reckons with the comforts and terrors of maturity, Offutt also discovers what is best in life and in himself.