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Bethany Moreton: IMG Culture War on Aisle 5? Wal-Mart, Evangelicals, and "Extreme Capitalism"

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"In the 'culture wars' narrative of the Republican ascendancy, this slippage represents the greatest con in recent history: while you rush to defend marriage or protect the unborn, please pay no attention to the financier behind the curtain." Continue »
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The Seventh Babe

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ISBN13: 9780878058822
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In the Babe Ruth era Babe Ragland, a gangly orphan from Baltimore, walks into a tryout for the Boston Red Sox, wins a spot as third-baseman, and becomes the league's seventh Babe. But as he rises to superstardom, Jerome Charyn gives the novel a magical turn that sets Babe in a new direction and transforms a conventional story line into something rich and wonderful. Upon discovering The Seventh Babe by chance or through the recommendations of friends, readers have devoted their energies to removing it from American literature's short list of best kept secrets. Place The Seventh Babe beside the sports fiction of Irwin Shaw, Mark Harris, Bernard Malamud, and W. P. Kinsella. It's one of the overlooked masterworks of the genre.

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Baseball fiction that flies high above its genre
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ISBN:
9780878058822
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Charyn, Jerome
Publisher:
University Press of Mississippi
Author:
Charyn, Jerome
Afterword:
Isaacs, Neil D.
Location:
Jackson, MS :
Subject:
General
Subject:
Fiction
Subject:
Baseball players
Subject:
Afro-americans
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Massachusetts
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Boston (Mass.)
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Sports stories
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African Americans
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Boston
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Boston (Mass.) Fiction.
Series Volume:
no. 11
Publication Date:
March 1996
Binding:
Paperback
Language:
English
Illustrations:
Yes
Pages:
352 p.
Dimensions:
8.29x5.50x1.00 in. 1.02 lbs.
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