
Percival Everett's Big Picture hilariously explores how quirky catalysts push ordinary lives to the brink of madness or liberating transformation.
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Percival Everett's Big Picture hilariously explores how quirky catalysts push ordinary lives to the brink of madness or liberating transformation.
The characters in Big Picture, Percival Everett's darkly comic collection of stories, are often driven to explosive, life-changing action. Everett delves into those moments when outside forces bring us to the brink of insanity or liberation.
The catalysts in Everett's tales are surprising: a stuffed boar's head, mounted on the wall of a diner, becomes an object of intense, inexplicable desire; a painter is driven to the point of suicide by a mute who returns day after day to mow the artist's la...
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No sexual content depicted
Minor references to explosive actions; no graphic depictions
Minor use of strong language in some dialogues
No substance use depicted
No LGBTQIA+ representation
No religious themes present
No witchcraft or occult elements
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Central themes of racial difficulties for black men in white America and cultural dissolution in some stories
One story features a painter driven to the point of suicide; ideation central to that narrative
Recurring themes of systemic racial suffering and relational cruelty
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