The Stones Of Summer

Dow Mossman

Original title: The stones of summer

earliest edition we have, 2003 Barnes & Noble, 2003 hardcover 608 pages

This stream-of-consciousness novel is the story of Dawes Williams, who grows up in Iowa and enters the world of the '60s as a hell-raising counterculture figure. In the process, he grows as a writer.

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The Stones Of Summer paperback · 2004 · Overlook TP · 576 pages · 9781585675173
The Stones of Summer hardcover · 2003 · Barnes & Noble · 608 pages

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