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The Southern author humorously explores themes of marriage, love, gender, race, age, and more in eighteen short stories.
Unplanned pregnancy, born-again Christianity, and strained sibling relationships are explored through precocious sixteen-year-old narrator Aurora Harris in "The Triumph of Reason," "Have a Wonderful Nice Walk," and "Witness to the Crucifixion." Crystal and her housekeeper Traceleen feel the straining of family ties and the force of chauvinism in "Miss Crystal Confronts the Past" and "A Sordid Tale."
Hope, laughter, and love balance tragedy in this must-read for die-hard Gilchrist fans.
Unplanned pregnancy, born-again Christianity, and strained sibling relationships are explored through precocious sixteen-year-old narrator Aurora Harris in "The Triumph of Reason," "Have a Wonderful Nice Walk," and "Witness to the Crucifixion." Crystal and her housekeeper Traceleen feel the straining of family ties and the force of chauvinism in "Miss Crystal Confronts the Past" and "A Sordid Tale."
Hope, laughter, and love balance tragedy in this must-read for die-hard Gilchrist fans.