A collection of personal essays reflecting on childhood in rural North Carolina, family dynamics, television's influence, and the search for belonging.
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A collection of personal essays reflecting on childhood in rural North Carolina, family dynamics, television's influence, and the search for belonging.
In Somehow Form a Family, Earley writes about finding a place in a world without losing sight of where you came from. About the Author Tony Earley is the author of Here We Are in Paradise, a collection of stories; the novel Jim the Boy; the personal essay collection Somehow Form a Family; and the novel The Blue Star. A winner of a National Magazine Award for fiction, he was named one of the twenty best writers of his generation by both Granta, in 1996, and the New Yorker, in 1999. His works have...
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Mentions of suicidal depressions during adulthood
References to family difficulties including a sister's death and parental marital issues
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