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Crash Diet (92 Edition)by Jill Mccorkle
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Publisher Comments:"Invigorating . . . Savagely effective . . . Displays the same wit and ironic compassion that gained so many fans for her novels." --The New York Times Book Review Modern stories for modern times, Crash Diet is at once brilliant and bitter, happy and heartbreaking. In eleven stories, acclaimed novelist Jill McCorkle tells the varied tales of today's southern women, the lives they end up leading, and the loves that distract them. Sandra knows that the best revenge is her ex-husband's credit card; Ruthie is stuck owning a motel that the highway has bypassed; Anna is a widow who goes to airports and looks in on other people's lives; Bunny waits eagerly for her absent sister's postcards for advice on how to live. Stuck in the slow lane, gunning their motors, they are women living the real life, hoping things will get better, but surprised when they occasionally do. Synopsis:Winner of the New England Booksellers Award for Fiction in 1993. "Invigorating . . . . Savagely effective . . . . Displays the same wit and ironic compassion that gained so many fans for (Jill McCorkle's) novels".--"The New York Times Book Review". "Haunting, beautifully crafted . . . . Relentlessly funny".--"Los Angeles Times Book Review". Table of ContentsCrash diet — Man watcher — Gold mine — First Union blues — Departures — Comparison shopping — Migration of the love bugs — Waiting for hard times to end — Words gone bad — Sleeping Beauty, revised — Carnival lights.
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