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    Ronald Reagan, My Father

    By Brian Joseph Davis

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    Startlingly original, these hilariously offbeat storylines blend vivid characters with bleakly comical plots that are both human and uncanny. Each memorable character?including the elderly who take to the streets at night for illegal and cathartic electric scooter racing, a copy editor who suffers brain damage from West Nile virus and is suddenly filled with cannibalistic violence and award-winning minimalist poetry, and Mayor McCheese who visits a sexually repressed British couple in the early 1970s and touches their lives forever?contributes to the collection's unique voice.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherECW Press
    Release dateApr 1, 2010
    ISBN9781554909889
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    Ronald Reagan, My Father
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    Brian Joseph Davis

    Brian Joseph Davis is an award-winning video artist; his punk recording of philosopher Theodor Adorno’s writings led the New Yorker’s Alex Ross to call him a genius. The UK’s Frieze magazine recently declared his work ‘serious hilarity … joyous and thoughtful.’

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