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Nine Hundred Grandmothers

Nine Hundred Grandmothers

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: In the beginning was laughter
Review: The title story is one of my two all-time favorites. (Laugherty wrote the other, as well.) Laugherty paints creation as a delicious joke, and any time I need to warm up my soul, I think of his nine hundred tiny, giggling old ladies.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: 900 Grandmothers
Review: This one of the few books that I really treasure. After havingowned a German translation for something like 20 years, I got mypresent Dobson (London) edition about three years ago... Thank youAmazon.com for your excellent out of print book search facility, thisbook is worth every penny! (And it is nice to see it beeingreissued)

My favorite story of course is the title story (which isactually based on a Kiowa myth, see W. W. Newcomb, Jr.: The Indians ofTexas).

"Slow Tuesday Night" is a close second, all therest is simply great.

Lafferty combines strange humour, tallfrontier tales, and native myths into weird stories told in a freshand bold approach at the English language.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: 900 Grandmothers
Review: This one of the few books that I really treasure. After havingowned a German translation for something like 20 years, I got mypresent Dobson (London) edition about three years ago... Thank youAmazon.com for your excellent out of print book search facility, thisbook is worth every penny! (And it is nice to see it beeingreissued)

My favorite story of course is the title story (which isactually based on a Kiowa myth, see W. W. Newcomb, Jr.: The Indians ofTexas).

"Slow Tuesday Night" is a close second, all therest is simply great.

Lafferty combines strange humour, tallfrontier tales, and native myths into weird stories told in a freshand bold approach at the English language.


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