Juanita and the Frog Prince - McClanahan, Ed; Dockery, J.T.; Levin, Bob
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"A miscreant, misanthrope, and misfit, two-nosed Luther Jukes lands in jail for murdering a man who insulted his froglike facial features. As Luther schemes in his cell, 'hoosegow scullery maid' Juanita Sparks frets over an unwanted pregnancy. But there may be a bit of magic that can sort out this mess. In the style of underground comix, Ed McClanahan and J.T. Dockery present Juanita and the Frog Prince, an outrageous tale adapted from McClanahan's novella of the same name. Set in 1940s Kentucky, Juanita features a cast of characters trying to get ahead at all costs"--

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Produktbeschreibung
"A miscreant, misanthrope, and misfit, two-nosed Luther Jukes lands in jail for murdering a man who insulted his froglike facial features. As Luther schemes in his cell, 'hoosegow scullery maid' Juanita Sparks frets over an unwanted pregnancy. But there may be a bit of magic that can sort out this mess. In the style of underground comix, Ed McClanahan and J.T. Dockery present Juanita and the Frog Prince, an outrageous tale adapted from McClanahan's novella of the same name. Set in 1940s Kentucky, Juanita features a cast of characters trying to get ahead at all costs"--
Autorenporträt
Ed McClanahan is a native of northeastern Kentucky and the author of several books, including The Natural Man and Not Even Immortality Lasts Forever. He is editor of Spit in the Ocean #7: All About Kesey, a memorial collection of writings about the late Ken Kesey. His work has appeared in magazines such as Esquire, Rolling Stone, and Playboy. He has also been awarded a Wallace Stegner Fellowship in creative writing at Stanford University, two Yaddo Fellowships, and an Al Smith Fellowship.