2 Books by Charles Willeford
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Overview: Charles Willeford was a remarkably fine, talented and prolific writer who wrote everything from poetry to crime fiction to literary criticism throughout the course of his impressively long and diverse career. His crime novels are distinguished by a mean’n’lean sense of narrative economy and an admirable dearth of sentimentality. He was born as Charles Ray Willeford III on January 2, 1919 in Little Rock, Arkansas. Willeford’s parents both died of tuberculosis when he was a little boy and he subsequently lived either with his grandmother or at boarding schools.
Genre: Fiction | Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
The Machine in Ward Eleven
This reissue of Willeford’s 1963 pulp classic is a timely reminder that madness is truly the dark heart of politics. Written at a time when people still had faith in their elected leaders, Willeford’s book laid bare the American dream. There is an almost Chekhovian wistfulness in the treatment of his stories, which belies their considerable impact. "The most eloquently brainy and exacting pulp fiction ever fabricated!"
Contains the stories: 1. The Machine in Ward Eleven 2. Selected Incidents 3. A Letter to A.A. (Almost Anybody) 4. Jake’s Journal 5. "Just Like on Television–" 6. The Alectrymancer
Honey Gal
Lurid tale of a preacher saving an entire congregation. He saves every one except one…
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