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Art in America

De: Ron McLarty
Narrado por: Ron McLarty
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Author of the acclaimed novel The Memory of Running, Ron McLarty is an American original whose infectious prose will swiftly ensnare any reader. Art in America tells the story of unknown writer Steven Kearney, an aging man whose lifelong commitment to his art finally brings him to homelessness in NYC. Then miraculously he receives an invitation to become playwright in residence of a troubled Rocky Mountain town.©2008 Zaluma,LLC (P)2008 Recorded Books Ficción Ficción Literaria Género Ficción
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Mr. McLarty is a master of characterization. His quirky, endearing characters come to life for me - I can both see and hear them as I read his words. He is also a truly gifted narrator. So I end up with the novel in two forms - printed and audible- first reading, then listening. The best of both worlds.
The book jacket has a review likening this novel to A Confederacy of Dunces and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. ACoD is one of my all-time favorite books, but there is no likeness between the two protagonists, other than large heads and weight. What the two novels do have in common is well-drawn characters, with many eccentricities. The allusion to OFOtCN befuddles me. There is no Nurse Ratched, no oppression, no cohersion. The only commonality I found between the three novels, is that they are very good reads.

Another great tale from Ron McLarty

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What did you love best about Art in America?

It's funny, touching, sad, insightful ~ very captivating.

Who was your favorite character and why?

My favorite character is Petey Myers, the Sheriff. A straight-forward guy who takes care of business in this crazy little town. I also loved Petey's partner, Reedy.

Any additional comments?

All the books by Ron McLarty are excellent choices.

Very entertaining

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My only complaint with the author is that he’s not nor prolific. More please! Art in America is so engaging.

Another amazing bit of Americana and redemption.

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I love every book Ron Mc Larry has ever written. There just are not enough of them. He is also a wonderful performer of audiobooks. However, I wish he would read less, and write more. His characters are recognizable, and the plots make me feel good. He is probably my favorite author and audiobook performer. Reading his own books, only makes them better.

Ron McLarty is a True Genius

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I highly recommend reading all of his work. wonderful that he narrates his own stories.

great author.

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