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Barthelme Frederick: more books (101)

Double Down: Reflections on Gambling and Loss by Frederick and Steven Barthelme, 2001-05-21

Moon Deluxe (Barthelme, Frederick) by Frederick Barthelme, 1995-09-01

Chroma (Barthelme, Frederick) by Frederick Barthelme, 1996-05-01

The Novels And Short Stories Of Frederick Barthelme: A Literary Critical Analysis (Studies in American Literature) by John C. Hughes, 2005-04-07

Second Marriage (Barthelme, Frederick) by Frederick Barthelme, 1995-09-01

Two Against One (Barthelme, Frederick) by Frederick Barthelme, 1996-05-03

Natural Selection: A Novel by Frederick Barthelme, 2001-07-11

Bob the Gambler by Frederick Barthelme, 1998-10-15

Waveland by Frederick Barthelme, 2009-04-07

Rangoon by Frederick Barthelme, 1970

Tracer by Frederick Barthelme, 2001-04-10

The Brothers by Frederick Barthelme, 2001-04-10

Painted Desert by Frederick Barthelme, 1997-04-01

Elroy Nights by Frederick Barthelme, 2004-08-18

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LLM: Frederick Barthelme
Frederick Barthelme. Frederick Barthelme is a member of The Red Krayola.The stuff is just wonderful crazy, cheesy, funny and wonderful voices.
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Extractions: Frederick Barthelme Frederick Barthelme is a member of The Red Krayola The stuff is just wonderful: crazy, cheesy, funny and wonderful voices. "Cut It Out," "Our Hurricane," "Is That the Same Moon?" "Anyway," "As You Turn To Go," "Pearl Necklace," and "Virginia Reel Around the Fountain" are some faves. I mean, it's all greatness. Maybe I'm nuts, but it seems infectiousa balance of naive, ironic, nasty, bad playing, good playing, good/bad singing... Great stuff, congrats. Very current. When I heard "Zamfir was right when he panned through the night, when he tried to find gold for his lady..." I thought, This is sublime. (29 Jan 1999) Love and Letters Music
Frederick Barthelme
Frederick Barthelme. fb@netdoor.com. Spots . Frederick Barthelme isauthor of nine books including Moon Deluxe, Second Marriage, Tracer
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Extractions: fb@netdoor.com Frederick Barthelme is author of nine books including Moon Deluxe, Second Marriage, Tracer, Two Against One, Natural Selection, The Brothers, and Painted Desert . He is an occasional contributor to The New Yorker and has published in GQ, Kansas Quarterly, Epoch, Playboy, Esquire, TriQuarterly, North American Review, Frank, etc. He teaches writing at the University of Southern Mississippi, where he also edits the Mississippi Review "As for 'Spots,' I remember it as a piece of a novel that I was so fond of that I took it out and rewrote it after-the-fact to make it this story of brother-wife-coveting. I liked particularly the sense of the ending leaning far out of the frame, headed somewhere difficult." "Spots" eSCENE 1996
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Num Mark AUTHORS (111 of 11) Year barthelme frederick 1943 1 BobThe Gambler / Sound Recording / By Frederick Barthelme. 1997
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Mark Nearby AUTHORS are Year Entries barthelme frederick 1943 11 Barthelme Peter2 Barthelme Steve 2000 1 Barthelmeh Volker 1982 1 Barthelmess Richard 1895
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Extractions: KEYWORD AUTHOR TITLE SUBJECT All Libraries All Childrens Materials All Columbia County Libraries All Dutchess County Libraries All Greene County Libraries All Putnam County Libraries All Ulster County Libraries Columbia County Childrens Materials Dutchess County Childrens Materials Greene County Childrens Materials Putnam County Childrens Materials Ulster County Childrens Materials Adriance Amenia Arlington Athens Beacon Beekman Brewster Cairo Canaan Carmel Catskill Chatham Claverack Clinton Corners Clintondale Cold Spring Coxsackie Dover Plains East Fishkill Esopus Fishkill Garrison Germantown Greenville Haines Falls Highland Hillsdale Hudson Hunter Hurley Hyde Park Kent Kinderhook Kingston LaGrange Livingston Mahopac Marlboro Millbrook Milton New Lebanon New Paltz North Chatham Northeast Millerton Palenville Patterson Pawling Philmont Phoenicia Pine Hill Pine Plains Plattekill Poughkeepsie Public Libraries Pleasant Valley Putnam Valley Red Hook Rhinebeck Rhinecliff Rosendale Saugerties Staatsburg Stanfordville Stone Ridge Tivoli Ulster, Town of
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Extractions: Writers NEBRASKA WRITERS WRITERS BEYOND NEBRASKA Nebraska Center for Writers Bookstore Literary Centers Writers' Colonies Writers' Conferences Writing Programs Readings Writers Booksellers Libraries Literature Lit Magazines Publishers References for Writers Resources for Writers Software for Writers The Lost Coast Arts Advocacy Literary Agents Jobs for Writers Literary Tour of Nebraska This is a directory of published writers of mainstream literary poetry and fiction living and working in Nebraska, or having strong ties to the state. It contains biographical material, selections from published work, lists of publications, a survey of commentary on the writer, and more. To be included in the directory of Nebraska writers, a poet or fiction writer must have published a book or at least three poems or stories (or a combination) with a legitimate (i.e., not a vanity) press or magazine. Unfortunately, time and space limitations prevent the inclusion of writers of genre fiction (romance, mystery, science fiction, etc.). Readers, publishers, sponsors of readings, etc. are encouraged to contact the writers or to email me ( spencr@creighton.edu
Chroma : Stories Barthelme Frederick
Chroma Stories barthelme frederick. Title Chroma Stories Authorbarthelme frederick. Subject Fiction barthelme frederick
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Two Against One : A Novel Barthelme Frederick
Two Against One A Novel barthelme frederick. Title Two AgainstOne A Novel Author barthelme frederick. Subject Fiction
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Barthelme, Frederick. Bob The Gambler.
How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine barthelme, frederick. Bob the Gambler.Oct. 1997. 213p. Houghton, $23 (0395-80977-0). barthelme's
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MWP: Frederick Barthelme (1943- )
Information about writer frederick barthelme, including a biographical and critical article, a list of works he has written, a selected bibliography of secondary resources, and additional Internet resources. frederick barthelme. frederick barthelme. frederick barthelme is an artist, educator, editor, and writer, currently
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Extractions: Home Browse Listings Authors Frederick Barthelme Frederick Barthelme Frederick Barthelme is an artist, educator, editor, and writer, currently teaching at the University of Southern Mississippi . He is probably best known for his fiction, which many critics place into the school of literary minimalism, though Barthelme is himself uncomfortable with the term.
Barthelme, Frederick. Double Down.
barthelme, frederick and barthelme, Steven. Double Down Reflections on Gamblingand Loss. Nov. 1999. 208p. Houghton, $24 (0395-95429-0). DDC 616.85.
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Extractions: How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine Barthelme, Frederick and Barthelme, Steven. Double Down: Reflections on Gambling and Loss. Nov. 1999. 208p. Houghton, $24 (0-395-95429-0). DDC: 616.85. Frank Caso (Booklist/October 15, 1999) Top of Page Adult Booklist Index Booklist Archive ... Subscribe to Booklist Magazine
Enterzone: Frederick Barthelme
About the Author frederick barthelme is author of nine books including Moon Deluxe, Second Marriage, Tracer, Two Against One, Natural Selection, The Brothers, and Painted Desert.
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Extractions: Frederick Barthelme is author of nine books including Moon Deluxe Second Marriage Tracer Two Against One Natural Selection The Brothers , and Painted Desert . He is an occasional contributor to The New Yorker and has published in GQ Kansas Quarterly Epoch Playboy Esquire TriQuarterly, North American Review, Frank , etc. He teaches writing at the University of Southern Mississippi, where he also edits the Mississippi Review. His new novel, PAINTED DESERT, (due out in September from Viking) picks up where his acclaimed previous book, The Brothers , left off. Spots
Frederick Barthelme : Conductor
Conductor versión en inglés. frederick barthelme. Traducción Juan Gabriel López Guix
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Extractions: R ita dice que las luces de la sala de estar no la dejan dormir cuando se va a la cama antes que yo, que es casi siempre. La luz ilumina el pasillo y pasa por debajo de la puerta del dormitorio, según dice, y en la oscuridad es como un láser. Así que el domingo, después de que se fuera a la cama, empecé a leer Money en la penumbra, doblando las páginas hacia la luz de una lamparita sujeta a la revista. Era inútil, así que lo dejé y me puse a mirar en la televisión un reportaje sobre hispanos y low riders en San Diego. Los low riders Por la mañana le dejé a Rita en un imán de la nevera una nota diciéndole a qué hora regresaría de la oficina, me metí en el Toyota Celica y me dirigí a la autopista. Llevaba en el tráfico media hora, la mayor parte detrás de un tipo calvo con pinta de arquitecto que conducía un BMW 2002, cuando vi un letrero de Venta de Coches Kleindienst. Se trataba de un letrero pintado a mano, del tamaño de una cuarta parte de una valla publicitaria, en un solar vacío junto a la autopista, con un dibujo de un Ford de 1947 personalizado. Salí en la siguiente salida y volví atráspor la carretera hasta ese lugar, un terreno con un suelo de asfalto y conchas marinas que tenía una casa rodante en la parte de atrás, decoraciones doradas y plateadas colgando en lo alto y una valla metálica de tres metros coronada por alambre de espino.
Digital Culture - An Exchange With Frederick Barthelme
Atlantic Unbound The Atlantic Monthly Magazine Online.
http://www3.theatlantic.com/unbound/digicult/dc9702/barthelm.htm

Extractions: FB: There seem to be two basic views of the Web among literary folk. The first and most common is that the Web is a wasteland, another television, a form of advertising all utterly unsuitable for literary activity. Among these folk there is a curious parallel between response to the Web and response to alternative literatures. Those who are terrorized by any change in the habits, practices, and product of writers, any change that might tend to disenfranchise them, are also, and perhaps not surprisingly, terrorized by the rise of the Web as a publishing forum. The second common view is the giddy "it's all experimental" approach that proclaims that anything on the Web is a fabulous extension of literary activity as we have known it and will clearly destroy all not up-to-date literary activity in about twenty minutes.
Books: You Bet Your Life (Memphis Flyer . 11-03-97)
To hell and back, via Paradise, in frederick barthelme's new novel.
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Extractions: By Leonard Gill The next time you're minding your own business mindlessly feeding the quarter slots, kindly consider for a moment Raymond and Jewel Kaiser, residents of that "outlet-mall version of Las Vegas" known as Biloxi, Mississippi. Ray's a disenchanted architect in no hurry to resume work. Jewel, the bread-winner, is self-employed at what is fuzzily described as a "consulting" job. RV, who whines, drinks, smokes pot, hangs out in parking lots, and represents today's typical 14-year-old, is Jewel's wise-cracking daughter by a previous marriage. Raymond's mother, Leona, lives alone in Bay St. Louis fixating on the John Larroquette look-alike next door. And his retired father back in Houston, "a sad old guy, messy ... a hard case," complains of raw testicles from sitting around so much. The Kaisers, needless to say, will not be serving as billboard material for the casino industry. But they do serve as a perfect pair playing off one another comically and tragically and against the odds in Frederick Barthelme's latest novel, Bob the Gambler . How did Ray and Jewel Kaiser, an attractive couple, a smart couple who should know better, get themselves in such a fix?
MWP: Frederick Barthelme (1943- ) ~ ADD INFO
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Frederick Barthelme: Casas De Aluminio
Casas de aluminio. frederick barthelme. Te detienes junto a la pared.
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Extractions: índice índex navegación enero - febrero 2001 num 22 Casas de aluminio Frederick Barthelme T e detienes junto a la pared. En una callejuela de Ciudad de Méjico, donde has pasado la mayor parte de tu vida, dos hombres transportan a una mujer sobre una camilla y la introducen en la parte de atrás de una polvorienta camioneta. Contemplas los dedos de la mujer que se aferran a un viejo peine de colores, tiene la cabeza inclinada hacia atrás de un modo extraño y los labios de color violeta pálido. No te acuerdas de tu padre. En la cabina, los hombres se pasan una y otra vez un cigarrillo marrón que aspiran con fuerza por turnos. Golpeas la ventanilla y le dices al conductor que la vieja ha muerto, que queréis ir al aeropuerto, pero en ese momento un hombre gordo se sube al estribo y el conductor se da la vuelta bruscamente, gesticulando hacia los viajeros, hacia ti. El hombre gordo se mueve a lo largo del camión, pegando la mano a la ventana para protegerse de la luz deslumbrante, mira el interior y los tres brillantes anillos de sus dedos golpean el cristal. El funeral es breve y se parece a miles de otros: en un momento dado de cierto día en un lugar concreto, meten a una mujer en el suelo y la recuerdan de modo repentino y fugaz. No conoces a ninguno de los presentes y Adriana tampoco, pero ella habla en voz baja a todos esos hombres y mujeres mayores, los toca y se deja tocar de una forma extrañamente objetiva. Las cabezas se vuelven una y otra vez hacia el oscuro agujero en el suelo. Observas que el mecanismo utilizado para bajar el ataúd de aluminio está escondido bajo una capa de césped falso.
Ed Smith Books ABAA
$275. 11. barthelme, frederick. WAR AND WAR. Garden City Doubleday, 1971. 90. 12.barthelme, frederick. SECOND MARRIAGE. New York Simon Schuster 1984.
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Extractions: September 2002, 180 items Terms : All items subject to prior sale. We recommend any selection(s) be reserved by phone, fax or email . All items are first editions unless otherwise stated. All items are returnable within 3-days of receipt. We ask to be notified of any return, and that it be insured for full value. Shipping : Please add $5 for the first item and $1 for each additional item. I mainly ship UPS, so please supply a street address, of course we can accommodate any shipping required. Search : Use the Find feature in your browser to search for keywords on this page. 1. Albee, Edward. THE LADY FROM DUBUQUE. New York: Atheneum, 1980. First edition. Advance review copy with publisher's slip and promotional sheet laid in. The playwright has signed this copy under the half-title, "by Edward Albee" and beneath his signature has written "Signed for Paul Bartel." Bartel was a noted filmm actor/director. Fine copy in a fine dust jacket. $150. 2. Albee, Edward. BOX And QUOTATIONS FROM CHAIRMAN MAO TSE-TUNG. Two Inter-Related Plays. New York: Atheneum, 1969. First edition. Fine copy in two dust jackets, one over the other. $75.
Frederick Barthelme, Mississippi Writer
Biography of frederick barthelme, a Mississippi writer, and book review of NaturalSelection. barthelme, frederick. Painted Desert Penguin Publishers.
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Extractions: by Ben Carver, (SHS) Frederick Barthelme, brother of the late post modernist Donald and the writer Steven Barthelme, is an up-and-coming Mississippi writer who currently lives in Hattiesburg, Mississippi The New York Times Book Review hails his latest book as Magnificent! (Wrye, 12) He has many well-respected books, including Moon Deluxe (1983 The Brothers (1993 Natural Selection (1990 ), and most recently
Digital Culture - An Exchange With Frederick Barthelme
Atlantic Unbound The Atlantic Monthly Magazine Online.Category Arts Literature Authors B barthelme, frederick on Digital Culture in Atlantic Unbound, February 1997 The Web is a gun An emailexchange To Ralph Lombreglia From frederick barthelme Subject Literary
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Extractions: FB: There seem to be two basic views of the Web among literary folk. The first and most common is that the Web is a wasteland, another television, a form of advertising all utterly unsuitable for literary activity. Among these folk there is a curious parallel between response to the Web and response to alternative literatures. Those who are terrorized by any change in the habits, practices, and product of writers, any change that might tend to disenfranchise them, are also, and perhaps not surprisingly, terrorized by the rise of the Web as a publishing forum. The second common view is the giddy "it's all experimental" approach that proclaims that anything on the Web is a fabulous extension of literary activity as we have known it and will clearly destroy all not up-to-date literary activity in about twenty minutes.
Salon Books | Games People Play
Reviews In Nevada by David Thomson, 24/7 by Andrés Martinez and Double Down by frederick and Steven barthelme The harsh beauty of Nevada, the glitzy
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Extractions: By Jim Hanas Dec. 1, 1999 O n Nov. 11, 1996, Frederick and Steven Barthelme brothers, authors, college professors were told to pick up their chips at the Grand Casino in Gulfport, Miss., and "Come with us." Despite substantial losses they'd lost $10,000 at the Grand's blackjack tables that night casino security suspected the pair were cheating. A year later, they found themselves under indictment for allegedly conspiring with a dealer, who, the theory went, had sent signals to the brothers about what cards she was holding. Over three years, the brothers Barthelme dropped more than a quarter of a million dollars in the slot machines and on the blackjack tables along Mississippi's Gulf Coast. Most of that money came from an inheritance the two received after their mother and father passed away in quick succession less than a decade after the death of their eldest brother, experimental author Donald Barthelme. But if it was grief that led the brothers to high-stakes gambling, it was gambling that eventually brought them to grief with the legal system as widely publicized criminal charges loomed over them for nearly two years.

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