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Concord, Virginia : A Southern Town in Eleven Stories by Peter Neofotis (2009, H

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ISBN
9780312537371
Book Title
Concord, Virginia : a Southern Town in Eleven Stories
Item Length
8.5 in
Publisher
St. Martin's Press
Publication Year
2009
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
0.8 in
Author
Peter Neofotis
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Short Stories (Single Author)
Item Width
5.8 in
Item Weight
10.8 Oz
Number of Pages
192 Pages

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"In the places set between folds in the Earth, voices echo against mountains…" So begins the story of Concord, Virginia, one of those places set between folds in the Earth. It's a place like almost any other Southern town, filled with self-righteous preachers, descendants of slaves, upstanding town leaders, and the ladies of the local bridge club. But Concord has something else: a dark heart. A church has been abandoned. Vultures have been roosting in the trees at George MacJenkins's house. Poisonous snakes follow Rachel Stetson into the river for a swim. And the ghost of Thomas Jefferson has recently spoken through a man chained to fate. Deftly spinning a web of stories from the voices of the town, Peter Neofotis creates a captivating portrait---comic, dramatic, bombastic, and tragic---of a place trapped in time and possessed by the valley landscape that surrounds it. In the tradition of great Southern gothic writing, Peter Neofotis brings to life the town of Concord, Virginia, allowing even the ancient voices there to swirl through the glazed brick streets like the Fork River. This collection of short stories is a pulse-raising debut by a writer who's created a place the reader will never forget.

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Publisher
St. Martin's Press
ISBN-10
0312537379
ISBN-13
9780312537371
eBay Product ID (ePID)
71165883

Product Key Features

Book Title
Concord, Virginia : a Southern Town in Eleven Stories
Author
Peter Neofotis
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Short Stories (Single Author)
Publication Year
2009
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
192 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.5 in
Item Height
0.8 in
Item Width
5.8 in
Item Weight
10.8 Oz

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
Lc Classification Number
Ps3614.E454c66 2009
Reviews
Advance Praise forConcord, Virginia, winner of Pirate's Alley Faulkner Society Medal for Best Novella"This colorful debut collection consists of 11 interlinked stories set in a fictitious Shenandoah Valley town between the early 1950s and late '70s. The stories exhibit an Appalachian Gothic vibe, and their outlandish, often violent plots draw on the antics of the local eccentrics... Neofotis smartly captures a sometimes creepy, sometimes beautiful corner of Americana."-Publisher's Weekly"From story to story in this collection, Peter Neofotis develops a vision centered in the various and compelling characters of Concord, Virginia.  Starting with the complex inter-relationships among the people of the town, Neofotis is inspired to see into their friendships deeper layers of history and mythology - with an echo of Aeschylus.  Neofotis' vision is of a town crying from its wounds, the wounds of America, but a town also joyful in the victories of America.  His stories, like his extraordinary performances of them, move from tears to laughter, from darkness to brightness.  His writing contains within it a profound moral sense that revives in the reader a long lost reason for reading and an engagement with life's deepest meanings."- David Plante, author of The Country and National Book Award Nominee The Family "Beautiful, often even Homeric portrayals of relationships black and white.  A community's salute to a mother, night swimming lovers, and a flood all set in a mountain river and town we love."-Sally Mann, photographer/author of Immediate Family and Deep South"If a Eurodra Welty Morgana story married a Garcia Marzquez Macondo tale, their offspring would be a story by Peter Neofotis.  His daring imagination, coupled with a precise and passionate eye for the natural world, brings his Virginia world to life with a great vividness."-Mary Gordon, bestselling author of Final Payments"The Southern Gothic genre is marvelously reincarnated in these beguiling stories... Eerily magnificent."-John Townsend, The Star Tribune"Written in neo-Southern Gothic style... The tales are intensely interwoven, with many of the same characters appearing in more than one of these free-standing episodes. Yet there is a cumulative buildup from tale to tale, and an increasing richness of texture as one reads further and deeper into the often riveting and always engaging revelations. The particular characters and circumstances in Concord, Va., reflect the regional richness of mid-20th-century Shenandoah Valley...There is whimsy and poignancy in his tales, and violence... [an] eloquent text."-Jim Cavener, Asheville Citizen-Times"'Concord, Virginia' bristles with dark doings -- sometimes hilarious, sometimes gruesome. The genre could be called supernatural realism, or neo-Southern gothic. The telling draws on natural science, Greek tragedy (a black man chained by the Klan to the Natural Bridge, attacked by vultures, comforted by a mockingbird, is Prometheus Bound), American Indian folklore, gay history, Thomas Jefferson's life, local politics and other serious readings. This choiring of voices is a remarkable accomplishment for a young man who, like a songstress in the book who moves to Manhattan, had a song brewing within him about community but didn't know how to release it. He has released it, and it is worth giving yourself over to his imaginative leaps to experience this work as one might a weirdly familiar dream."-Doug Cumming, The Roanoke Times"Concord stands on its own as a book. In fact, I highly recommend it. From the first sentence, Neofotis reveals himself as a talen, Advance Praise forConcord, Virginia, winner of Pirate's Alley Faulkner Society Medal for Best Novella "This colorful debut collection consists of 11 interlinked stories set in a fictitious Shenandoah Valley town between the early 1950s and late '70s. The stories exhibit an Appalachian Gothic vibe, and their outlandish, often violent plots draw on the antics of the local eccentrics. Neofotis smartly captures a sometimes creepy, sometimes beautiful corner of Americana."--Publishers Weekly "If a Eudora Welty Morgana story married a Garcia Marquez Macondo tale, their offspring would be a story by Peter Neofotis. His daring imagination, coupled with a precise and passionate eye for the natural world, brings his Virginia world to life with a great vividness."---Mary Gordon, bestselling author ofFinal Payments"Neofotis's vision is of a town crying from its wounds, the wounds of America, but also a town joyful in the victories of America. His stories move from tears to laughter, from darkness to brightness. His writing is in itself on a high level, within it a profound moral sense that revives in the reader a long lost reason for reading and an engagement with life's deepest meanings."---David Plante, author ofThe Countryand National Book Award nominee forThe Family"Beautiful, often even Homeric portrayals of relationships black and white. A community's salute to a mother, night-swimming lovers, and a flood---all set in a mountain, river, and town we love."---Sally Mann, photographer/author ofImmediate FamilyandDeep South, Advance Praise for "Concord, Virginia", winner of Pirate's Alley Faulkner Society Medal for Best Novella"If a Eurodra Welty Morgana story married a Garcia Marzquez Macondo tale, their offspring would be a story by Peter Neofotis. His daring imagination, coupled with a precise and passionate eye for the natural world, brings his Virginia world to life with a great vividness."  -Mary Gordon, bestselling author ofFinal Payments" Neofotis' vision is of a town crying from its wounds, the wounds of America, but a town also joyful in the victories of America. His stories move from tears to laughter, from darkness to brightness. His writing is in itself on a high level, within it a profound moral sense that revives in the reader a long lost reason for reading and an engagement with life's deepest meanings." -David Plante, author ofThe Countryand National Book Award Nominee forThe Family"Beautiful, often even Homeric portrayals of relationships black and white. A community's salute to a mother, night swimming lovers, and a flood all set in a mountain river and town we love." -Sally Mann, photographer/authorImmediate FamilyandDeep South
Copyright Date
2009
Lccn
2008-046215
Dewey Decimal
813/.6
Dewey Edition
22

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