216 pages. Grey cover, very minor edge-wear. Illustrated, unclipped jacket, very minor edge-wear. Pages clean, straight & unmarked. Strong, intact binding. "A series of tragic-comic adventures in psychological dysfunction, Antrim's personal journey takes him wandering across the Southern states of America, tracing the bust-ups, reconciliations, and migrations of his warring parents. Gradually he unpicks the stories of his childhood, the tall tales and adventures, of old masters discovered in backstreet bars and men with guns in the kitchen late at night. Curious, clever and touching, this is a vivid, unmissable Technicolor slideshow of a memoir."

Autobiography,  American  Families,  Sociology,  Psychology,  Dysfuntional  Families