Fay
Author: Larry Brown
Larry Brown’s Fay picks up at the precise moment when its 17-year-old heroine walks out of his 1991 novel Joe. And really, who could blame her? Fay’s father, Wade Jones, was one of the most enduring villains in recent fiction, the kind of man who would trade a son for a car and a daughter’s virginity for a few $20 bills. Reared in migrant camps, tarpaper shacks, and, most….Read More
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