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Novels by Larry Stenzel |
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Novels by Larry Stenzel |
Tales To Tell |
128 pages |
1979 |
Paperback |
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| "You like to read about a Midwest boyhood, you'll like this book. It's real." | ||
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| "Beautifully balanced...in form a relative of Winesburg, Ohio." | ||
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New Mexico Humanities Review |
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Afraid of the Dark |
187 pages |
1981 |
Paperback |
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| "A scary portrait of just how empty contemporary life can become." | ||
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ALA Booklist -
Chicago |
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| "A companion piece to Heinrich Boll's The Clown and Dangling Man and Seize The Day by Saul Bellow." | ||
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Samisdat - Richford, Vermont |
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Lillie Seline's Confession |
96 pages |
1982 |
Paperback |
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| "A well written story about illusion and self-delusion, and the mental anguish that results from frustrated desire." | ||
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Blow -
Portland, Oregon |
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| "Details events of a woman activist whom conventional wisdom would probably label an 'anti-heroess'." | ||
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Book Mart - Lake Wales, Florida |
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A Vacation From Worry |
32 pages |
1984 |
Paperback |
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| "The reality of the political picture is clearly shown, and we cannot doubt we are seeing humanity in action." | ||
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Black Mountain Review |
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| "...A definite cry from the wilderness...something that should not be ignored." | ||
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Alms at Beautiful Gate |
92 pages |
1991 |
Paperback |
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| "...The author's response to our present predicament is that there is no real solution...Things really are bad. But the person closest to you has needs as well, and this relates to the fundamental message of our Christian culture." | ||
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Suttertown News -
Sacramento,
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| "All three stories deal with dilemmas that are convincing and realistic." | ||
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