A Novel
by Castle Freeman
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"Starred Review. A small masterpiece of black comedy and suspense...if all novels were this good, Americans would read more." - Kirkus Reviews.
"This gem of a novel by Vermont author Freeman may bring him the larger audience he so richly deserves. . . . Freeman turns this fablelike story into a surprisingly suspenseful showdown. And the artful cutaways to the old-timers priceless, extremely funny conversations add another level of richness to the tale." Booklist.
"Like its young heroine, Lillian, Freeman's trim powerhouse is 'a pistol'.... Freeman's beautifully cadenced dialogue is rich with humor, philosophic depth and a near-mythic sensibility." Publisher's Weekly.
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Sadly, Go With Me, fell short with BookBrowse's reviewer who feels it to be "a screenplay very thinly disguised as a novel - like reading a Tarrantino screenplay in paragraph form, complete with affectless characters who repeat each other's dialogue word for word."
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