Huckleberry Friend

De: George Pritchard Harris

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A recent review of Volume Two "Huckleberry Friend" "This is an epic story, a child-man fable, the next great American novel, the incarnation of Faulkner, Joyce, Borges, Mailer, Eco and Pynchon." August 30, 1965 came early that year but the next two years lasted longer than expected. Joe Cebellum, Fred Etheridge, Tommy Wanderby, and Sam Thorn shamble from sweet innocence recently lost into the full blown tramp of the new found Summer of Love. They miss nary a beat, a frug or a twist as the travels continue from Barrington, Illinois to the Rio Grande to Montreal Expo. The times they are achangin' as the pitter patter of little feats go boom into that good night. Juices flow and wild rides follow. It's not over 'til they say it's over... One early reviewer concludes, "Literature now has another voice, a fascinating and canny voice...Remember the words of the Roman poet Horace, who wrote "Exegi monumentum aere perennius"