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Surviving JoyJames Pinckney Miller

Surviving Joy

1995246 pages
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"Surviving Joy" is the first novel in over ten years by J.P. Miller, the celebrated author of "Days of Wine and Roses," featuring a hugely likable character whose story, for reasons peculiar to his origins, he feels needs to be told - warts, embarrassments, ecstasies and all - with no holds barred. It is the story of the early life of Dub Johnson, a.k.a. Tex Frontere, a mannish boy trying to find his way in and about Depression-era Houston, Texas. Dub, who is by turns a brilliant student, eager if naive lover and amateur prize-fighter, is in danger of losing himself in a passion that once…

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  • Other · English · 1995
    D.I. Fine · 246 pages · 9781556114489
FictionSex addictsConduct of lifeTexas, fictionHouston (tex.), fictionFiction, general