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Jerry McClellan
reviewed Summer of deliverance on March 26, 2014
Summer of deliverance
Christopher Dickey has every reason to be bitter about his father. He survived. Cannot say I appreciated his critique of Carolina and Columbia. His father chose to be the big man on campus. USC gave him a community. James Dickey no doubt a creative genius and, as Conroy noted in his book MY READING LIFE, it doesn't matter what kind of man he was. Except to his children.
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Add Summer of deliverance, Christopher Dickey takes us back to his childhood in his father's universe of Southern intellectuals and backwoods rednecks, of night-fighter pilots in the Pacific, poets in Paris, and martini-drinking ad men in Atlanta. And to the summer of 1971, when Ja, Summer of deliverance to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Summer of deliverance, Christopher Dickey takes us back to his childhood in his father's universe of Southern intellectuals and backwoods rednecks, of night-fighter pilots in the Pacific, poets in Paris, and martini-drinking ad men in Atlanta. And to the summer of 1971, when Ja, Summer of deliverance to your collection on WonderClub |