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9780399160707

Mary Coin

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  • ISBN13:

    9780399160707

  • ISBN10:

    0399160701

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2013-03-07
  • Publisher: Blue Rider Press
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Summary

In her decades-spanning new novel, Mary Coin, acclaimed author Marisa Silver ( The God of War) gives us a brilliant reimagining of the anonymous woman pictured in Dorothea Lange's iconic "Migrant Mother" photograph.

Author Biography

Marisa Silver is the author of the novels The God of War (a Los Angeles Times Book Prize finalist) and No Direction Home; and two story collections, Alone With You and Babe in Paradise (a New York Times Notable Book and Los Angeles Times Best Book of the Year). She lives in Los Angeles.

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Excerpts

At first she thought someone had released a flock of birds into the room. The museum gallery whispered with the sound of wings and flight and she thought of the starlings wheeling through the flat Oklahoma sky, a solid flag of them waving in the currents of a wind. Was that seventy years ago? More?...
 
A child’s cry broke through. Mary, always keen to a child’s distress, turned towards the sound. And there, across the room, hung the familiar charcoal gray shapes of the image that shadowed her life….
 
The gallery had grown quieter and, for a moment, Mary was alone with the picture. She saw her reflection in the glass. There they were. Two women named Mary Coin. If they met on the street in the high heat of a summer’s afternoon, they would be polite in the old fashioned way to show they meant one another no harm. “Hello,” they would say in passing. “My, but isn’t it a wretched day?”

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