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Marine Park Stories by Mark Chuisano Paperback Brooklyn Family Boyhood Sports

It will be worth watching what he does when he leaves the neighborhood.". -- Our Town An astute, lively, and heartfelt debut story collection by an exciting new voice in contemporary fiction Marine Park--in the far reaches of Brooklyn, train-less and tourist-free--finds its literary chronicler in Mark Chiusano.

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Condition	Brand New
Color	Multicolor
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ISBN	9780143124603
Book Title	Marine Park : Stories
Publisher	Penguin Publishing Group
Item Length	7.7 in
Publication Year	2014
Format	Trade Paperback
Language	English
Item Height	0.5 in
Author	Mark Chiusano
Genre	Fiction
Topic	Short Stories (Single Author), Literary
Item Weight	5.6 Oz
Item Width	5.1 in
Number of Pages	208 Pages

Recipient of a 2015 PEN/Hemingway Award Honorable Mention * "Chiusano . . . [has] formidable talents. It will be worth watching what he does when he leaves the neighborhood."--John Williams, The New York Times "[A] cult classic." -- Our Town An astute, lively, and heartfelt debut story collection by an exciting new voice in contemporary fiction Marine Park--in the far reaches of Brooklyn, train-less and tourist-free--finds its literary chronicler in Mark Chiusano. Chiusano's dazzling stories delve into family, boyhood, sports, drugs, love, and all the weird quirks of growing up in a tight-knit community on the edge of the city. In the tradition of Junot Díaz's Drown , Stuart Dybek's The Coast of Chicago , and Russell Banks's Trailerpark , this is a poignant and piercing collection--announcing the arrival of a distinct new voice in American fiction.