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We Are Billion Year Old Carbon: A 60's Narrative Corey Mesler |
Synopsis: So you think you know the 60's? Mesler's collage of stories, poems, and "music reviews" will carry you through the entire rollicking and devastating gamut, using the microcosm of Memphis, city of the blues. We are Billion Year Old Carbon sing a paen over the loss of innocence that blasted through America with Vietnam and the assassination of Martian Luther King, Jr. at a Memphis hotel.
ISBN:1-931982-62-7 Trade paper, $14.95 Sale $7.50
ISBN:1-931982-61-9 Library binding, $26.00 Sale $13.00 200 pages |
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COREY MESLER purports to be the author of the preceding. He would have been 14 when the sixties ended (or 18 if you date the end of the sixties as 1974 when the United States concluded their ignominious occupation of that loblolly known as Viet-Name) and hence his asseveration is crooked at best. He is also a known prevaricator making this whole enterprise fictional, fictional, fictional. He now lives somewhere near the epicenter of the town where these events did not occur, in a little palapa called Casa Descuitada, with his wife and two wilding children and a feral pup named Fly. |
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