Coat Hanger Blues - Gore, Gertrude S.
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Coat Hanger Blues is the story of a typical suburban family over the course of a not-so-typical school year. Gerry is a single father and fledgling writer who, in the wake of his wife's death, is bent on penning "the greatest multi-generational horror epic ever written." His son, Josh, is a sophomore with a budding interest in stand up comedy and an infatuation with an unsavory classmate. Amber is Josh's twin sister, a shy outcast and co-founder of a punk rock band, navigating the world of teenage pregnancy in shame and secrecy. ¿Coat Hanger Blues is a gleefully offensive yet sympathetic take…mehr

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Coat Hanger Blues is the story of a typical suburban family over the course of a not-so-typical school year. Gerry is a single father and fledgling writer who, in the wake of his wife's death, is bent on penning "the greatest multi-generational horror epic ever written." His son, Josh, is a sophomore with a budding interest in stand up comedy and an infatuation with an unsavory classmate. Amber is Josh's twin sister, a shy outcast and co-founder of a punk rock band, navigating the world of teenage pregnancy in shame and secrecy. ¿Coat Hanger Blues is a gleefully offensive yet sympathetic take on sexism and sexuality, misinformation and disinformation, religious oppression, and political correctness.
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Gertrude S. Gore is an American essayist, poet and singer/songwriter. Her written works include 'La Fabuloso', 'God Save the King', 'Erzsebet', 'Spaghetti Western' and a collection of essays, 'Fear and Loathing at the CVS Pharmacy: One Woman's Battle for Prescription Drugs'.She performs with the horror-blues band, The Crawling Hands, and composes for the industrial-punk outfit, Negative Nancy. A drifter and gypsy by blood, her time is split between the Black Hills of Dakota and wherever the wind blows.