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The Lime Twig
Book Details
- Publisher: New Directions Publishing Corporation
- Publish Date: Jan 17th, 1961
- Pages: 190
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 8.08in - 4.46in - 0.51in - 0.40lb
- EAN: 9780811200653
- Categories: • Horror - General• Literary• Crime
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John Williams is an editor and book critic.
This was great. Will get to others by Gary soon, but for now have picked up "The Lime Twig" by John Hawkes, part of my plan to read more books that I've had lying around forever but not gotten to... https://t.co/lNOeGSeuKN
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"It was a heavy rain, the sort of rain that falls in prison yards and beats a little firewood smoke back down garret chimneys, that leaks across floors, into forgotten prams, into the slaughterhouse and pots on the stove." The Lime Twig, John Hawkes
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What people are saying
John Williams is an editor and book critic.
This was great. Will get to others by Gary soon, but for now have picked up "The Lime Twig" by John Hawkes, part of my plan to read more books that I've had lying around forever but not gotten to... https://t.co/lNOeGSeuKN
Commissioning editor @angryrobotbooks and @bwpublishing. Moss, books, dogs, films, music. Looking to try & see. Photos my own unless etc.
"It was a heavy rain, the sort of rain that falls in prison yards and beats a little firewood smoke back down garret chimneys, that leaks across floors, into forgotten prams, into the slaughterhouse and pots on the stove." The Lime Twig, John Hawkes