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The Bubble Reputation: A Novel - Hardcover

Pelletier, Cathie

 
9780517593110: The Bubble Reputation: A Novel

Synopsis

Following her lover's suicide, Rosemary turns to her circle of family and friends in the small world of Bixley, Maine, where she is coaxed out of her cocoon by her gay uncle, her garrulous sister, and an old college roommate. 25,000 first printing. Tour.

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Review

"The "Bubble Reputation" is funny, touching, thought-provoking, and very hard to put down. It also generates the sort of excitement that only writers working at the very top of their form can provide. It feels a little like Fannie Flagg, a little like Anne Tyler, and mostly like Cathie Pelletier, back among the people she knows and loves. This is very good stuff, indeed." - Stephen King

"The Bubble Reputation is funny, touching, thought-provoking, and very hard to put down. It also generates the sort of excitement that only writers working at the very top of their form can provide. It feels a little like Fannie Flagg, a little like Anne Tyler, and mostly like Cathie Pelletier, back among the people she knows and loves. This is very good stuff, indeed." - Stephen King

"I don't know how Cathie Pelletier has done it, but she's done it again. The Bubble Reputation is pure magic, so ingeniously plotted and paced that I was fighting off tears one moment and snorting with laughter the next. Her natural storytelling talents are matched by an exquisite literary style. There are passages of tremulous lyrical beauty here, full of Cathie's love of life and her wry affection for humanity with its defenses down and all quirks flying." - Florence King, author of Confessions of a Failed Southern Lady

"Cathie Pelletier accomplishes what every great novelist should. She creates a place, invites you in, walks you around, talks to you, lets you see and feel and hear it, allows you to get to know the people." - Fannie Flagg, author of Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe

"Cathie Pelletier's bewitching novel is as much life-embracing comedy as real-life tragedy...as hilariously staged as a Noel Coward farce." - Elizabeth Lenhard, Atlanta Journal-Constitution

About the Author

CATHIE PELLETIER is the award-winning author of nine novels, including The Funeral Makers (New York Times Book Review Notable Book), The Weight of Winter (winner of the New England Book Award) and Running the Bulls (winner of the Paterson Prize for Fiction). As K. C. McKinnon, she has written two novels, both of which became television films. She lives in Allagash, Maine, in the family homestead where she was born.

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