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Gayl Jones

Mosquito Book - Paperback

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At a Glance
Compelling, melodic narrative voice
Critically acclaimed tour de force
Witty, subversive storytelling style
624 pages of literature
Praised by major publications
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"Bury those easytoread Black romance books. Mosquito is where AfricanAmerican literature is heading as we approach the twentyfirst century." E. Ethelbert Miller, Emerge "If youre acquainted with the lyrical tug of Alice Walkers The Color Purple, then youll find something familiar and compelling about the narrative voice in Gayl Joness newest novel, Mosquito. . . . Mosquitos voice is melodic, direct, and so conversational that it hooks us immediately and makes us surrender fully to the narrative. . . . To be sure, these observations crackle with wit and a joyful, almost childlike candor." Quinn Eli, Philadelphia Inquirer "Gayl Jones is the black writer we all want to be when we grow up . . . Mosquito is Gayl Jones unbound, but certainly not untethered nor without her still prodigious storehouses of language, craft, and storytelling prowess." Greg Tate, Voice Literary Supplement "Mosquito will amuse and confuse and instruct and pique and exhaust you. Sometimes the anecdotes are so good you call up friends to share them. There are a hundred times you want to shout, Right on!" Sandra Scofield, Chicago Tribune "Most apparent and most surprising, is Joness sense of humor. When shes at her best, her sly, subversive wit echoes Ishmael Reed at his most sarcastic." Jabari Asim, Washington Post Book World "Undoubtedly a literary tour de force." James A. Miller, Boston Globe Gayl Jones was born in Kentucky in 1949. She attended Connecticut College and Brown University she has taught...

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Binding: Paperback;624 pages; Publisher: Penguin Random House LLC; Classification: FA; Weight: 724 g; Dimensions: 203 x 146 x 37

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