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The Swine's Wedding (Five Star Paperback)
Daniel Evan Weiss
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Description for The Swine's Wedding (Five Star Paperback)
Paperback. Keywords: "Subjects - Fiction - By Period,Subjects - Fiction - Genre - Historical,Subjects - Fiction - General"
When Allison Pennybaker and Solomon Beneviste announce their engagement, trouble immediately breaks out: the Pennybakers plan a church wedding they can't afford, while Solomon's mother traces the Beneviste genealogy all the way back to the Spanish Inquisition. Both sides take determined, unwitting steps to promote a disaster. In darkly comic mode, Daniel Evan Weiss once again reveals profound truths about the human condition.
When Allison Pennybaker and Solomon Beneviste announce their engagement, trouble immediately breaks out: the Pennybakers plan a church wedding they can't afford, while Solomon's mother traces the Beneviste genealogy all the way back to the Spanish Inquisition. Both sides take determined, unwitting steps to promote a disaster. In darkly comic mode, Daniel Evan Weiss once again reveals profound truths about the human condition.
Product Details
Condition
Used, Like New
Publisher
Serpent's Tail
Number of pages
216
Format
Paperback
Publication date
1997
Number of Pages
224
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781852427061
SKU
KHS0048738
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-1
About Daniel Evan Weiss
Daniel Evan Weiss is the author of the novels Hell on Wheels, Honk if You Love Aphrodite and The Swine's Wedding. His non-fiction includes The Great Divide and 100% American. He lives in New York City.
Reviews for The Swine's Wedding (Five Star Paperback)
?Brilliantly plotted, blackly funny horror story? Cosmopolitan ?A funny, dark and ultimately searing book that is both a pleasure to read and too painful to forget? Newsday ?Weiss? consistently light touch contrasts starkly with the scenes of horrifying torture used to illustrate past oppressions, yet perfectly conveys his point: that bitterly harking back to the ills of the ... Read more