Fools'parade

Davis Grubb

Original title: Fools' parade

earliest edition we have, 1971 Hodder & Stoughton, 1971 307 pages

Appalachian echoes

"Convicted murderer Mattie Appleyard has just served forty-seven years in Glory Penitentiary. His release puts him in possession of a check for $25,452.32 - the result of his having salted away his meager earnings in the Prisoner's Work-and-Hope Savings Plan of the local bank. With his friends Johnny Jesus and Lee Cottrill, he plans to open a general store that will compete with the company store in Stonecoal, West V...

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Fools' parade edition · 2001 · University of Tennessee Press · 306 pages
Fools'parade edition · 1971 · Hodder & Stoughton · 307 pages

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