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The Outlaw Album by Daniel Woodrell

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Also by Daniel Woodrell:

The Maid's Version, September 2013
Hardcover / e-Book
The Outlaw Album, October 2011
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Winter's Bone, August 2006
Hardcover
Give Us A Kiss, August 1998
Paperback (reprint)

The Outlaw Album
Daniel Woodrell

Little, Brown and Company
October 2011
On Sale: October 5, 2011
176 pages
ISBN: 0316057568
EAN: 9780316057561
Hardcover
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Fiction Family Life

Twelve timeless Ozarkian tales of those on the fringes of society, by a "stunningly original" (Associated Press) American master.

Daniel Woodrell is able to lend uncanny logic to harsh, even criminal behavior in this wrenching collection of stories. Desperation-both material and psychological--motivates his characters. A husband cruelly avenges the killing of his wife's pet; an injured rapist is cared for by a young girl, until she reaches her breaking point; a disturbed veteran of Iraq is murdered for his erratic behavior; an outsider's house is set on fire by an angry neighbor.

There is also the tenderness and loyalty of the vulnerable in these stories--between spouses, parents and children, siblings, and comrades in arms-which brings the troubled, sorely tested cast of characters to vivid, relatable life. And, as ever, "the music coming from Woodrell's banjo cannot be confused with the sounds of any other writer" (Donald Harington, Atlanta Journal Constitution).

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