Remarkable, Paperback by Cox, Dinah, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US

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height: 0.5 in Topic: Psychological, Short Stories (Single Author), Literary, Lgbt width: 5.2 in Item Weight: 7.1 Oz Number of Pages: 192 Pages Language: English Item Width: 5.2 in Book Title: Remarkable Item Length: 8 in Genre: Fiction, Literary Collections Author: Dinah Cox Publication Year: 2016 Format: Trade Paperback ISBN: 9781942683100 Publisher: Boa Editions, The Limited Item Height: 0.5 in

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Remarkable, Paperback by Cox, Dinah, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US. Remarkable, Paperback by Cox, Dinah, ISBN 1942683103, ISBN-13 9781942683100, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US "Set within the resilient Great Plains, these stories are marked by the region's people and landscape, and the distinctive way it is both regressive in its politics yet also stumbling toward something better. While not all stories are explicitly set in Oklahoma, the state is almost a character that is neither protagonist nor antagonist, but instead the weird next-door-neighbor you're perhaps too ashamed of to take anywhere. Who is the embarrassing one-you or Oklahoma? Dinah Cox lives in her hometown of Stillwater, Oklahoma, where she teaches in the English department at Oklahoma State University and is an associate editor at Cimarron Review. "-- Remarkable, Paperback by Cox, Dinah, ISBN 1942683103, ISBN-13 9781942683100, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US "Set within the resilient Great Plains, these stories are marked by the region's people and landscape, and the distinctive way it is both regressive in its politics yet also stumbling toward something better. While not all stories are explicitly set in Oklahoma, the state is almost a character that is neither protagonist nor antagonist, but instead the weird next-door-neighbor you're perhaps too ashamed of to take anywhere. Who is the embarrassing one-you or Oklahoma? Dinah Cox lives in her hometown of Stillwater, Oklahoma, where she teaches in the English department at Oklahoma State University and is an associate editor at Cimarron Review. "--