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By Natalie Serber

"Coming of age is a painful and lovely event in Natalie Serber's arms. those are humorous and poignant items, construction a publication that feels novelistic in sweep, but real to the precision and direct objective of the fast tale. a true pleasure." —Antonya Nelson

Mothers and daughters trip the familial tide of pleasure, remorse, loathing, and love in those tales of resilient and incorrect girls. In a conflict among a teenage daughter and her mom, wheat bread and undeniable yogurt develop into guns. An aimless university scholar, married to her a lot older professor, sneaks cigarettes whereas taking care of their baby son. at the eve of her husband's 50th birthday, a pilfered 5th of rum, an unforeseen tattoo, and rogue children go away a lady wondering her position. And in a set of news, we stick with capricious, formidable unmarried mom Ruby and her wary, steadfast daughter Nora via their tumultuous life—stray males, stray cats, and psychedelic drugs—in Seventies California.

Gimlet-eyed and emotionally beneficiant, achingly genuine and wonderfully written, those unforgettable tales lay naked the relationship and clash in households. Shout Her attractive Name heralds the coming of a strong new writer.

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44 Correspondance les pontes peuvent mettre, et les pontes n’ont en tout pour eux que deux cartes64 ; et je suppose que la compagnie soit composée de treize jeunes gens, et qu’un chacun d’eux prenne une carte ; c’est-à-dire, l’un un As, le second un Deux, le troisième un Trois, le quatrième un Quatre ainsi des autres, et mettent chacun un ducat sur leur carte, le banquier leur gagnera onze cartes, et ces jeunes gens n’en gagneront que deux ; par conséquent le banquier aura neuf ducats de bénéfice chaque taille, quoique la coupe ait semblé aux pontes faite au hasard.

48 Description traditionnelle du mauvais joueur ; cf. Montaigne : « Qui n’a vu mâcher et engloutir les cartes ? » (Essais, I, 4) et Saint-Evremond : « L’un s’emporte, l’autre déchire les cartes ; celle-ci les mord, l’autre les écrase ; elle maudit la couleur, se désespère du coupe-gorge » (cité par Dictionnaire de Trévoux, art. « coupe-gorge »). 49 On retrouve ici pour la première fois une expression contenue dans le titre et l’ « Avis au lecteur » ; et qui sera reprise une vingtaine de fois dans la seconde moitié de l’ouvrage.

Si la banque est considérable, et que les pontes dont je vous parle voient qu’elle mérite bien la peine de faire des frais, ils font faire (hors de l’endroit où ils ont envie d’exercer leur talent) une planche de même que celle dont se servent les cartiers, en donnant eux-mêmes le modèle du tarotage qu’ils veulent que l’ouvrier inculque dans ladite planche ; et quand l’ouvrier leur a rendu cette planche, ils lui disent qu’ils en ont encore besoin d’une pareille, et il lui donnent encore un autre modèle qui est si semblable, que l’ouvrier croit que c’est le même, et cependant il diffère, mais de bien peu de chose.

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