A collection of personal essays reflecting on childhood in rural North Carolina, family life, and the shaping influence of 1970s television.
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A collection of personal essays reflecting on childhood in rural North Carolina, family life, and the shaping influence of 1970s television.
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"Tony Earley's View of the world is from the edge, at the cusp. Which is what this collection of personal essays is about - about how he stands with one foot in the rural mountains of his birth and upbringing and the other in the Brady Bunch's split-level."--BOOK JACKET.
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will contain mild spoilers
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Mentions suicidal depressions during adulthood and marriage
Abuse & suffering
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References family pain and eccentricities in non-graphic terms
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