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May 3, 2010 · The Lonely Polygamist is a perfect example of readable, moving literary fiction--well-crafted, thoughtful, funny, emotional--and I highly recommend it. I received this book as an ARC from W.W. Norton, through the LibraryThing Early Reviewers Program. The Lonely Polygamist comes out May 3, 2010. Bookwanderer Rating: Four and a half out of five stars
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The Lonely Polygamist. The Lonely Polygamist is the third novel written by Brady Udall. It was published in 2010 by W. W. Norton & Company. According to Udall, after writing a nonfiction piece in 1998 for Esquire called "Big Love," about modern day polygamy, "there was no question my next novel would be about contemporary polygamy."
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May 9, 2011 · The Lonely Polygamist is about polygamy as Moby Dick is about fishing. The Lonely Polygamist is a thoughtful and humorous allegory, or meditation, on the dynamics of families. As the text clearly states, polygamy was chosen because it intensifies and magnifies the dynamics of families, including monogamous.
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May 14, 2010 · THE LONELY POLYGAMIST. By Brady Udall. 602 pp. W. W. Norton & Company. $26.95. Eric Weinberger teaches writing at Harvard. He has reviewed for The Nation, The Boston Globe and other publications ...
May 3, 2010 · The Lonely Polygamist is about polygamy as Moby Dick is about fishing. The Lonely Polygamist is a thoughtful and humorous allegory, or meditation, on the dynamics of families. As the text clearly states, polygamy was chosen because it intensifies and magnifies the dynamics of families, including monogamous.
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A New York Times bestseller: 'Udall masterfully portrays the hapless foibles and tragic yearnings of our fellow humans.' — San Francisco Chronicle >, The Lonely Polygamist, A Novel, Brady Udall, 9780393339710
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May 3, 2010 · The lonely polygamist of the novel is nominally Golden, but could also include the other viewpoint characters, Trish and Rusty, as well as members of the sprawling supporting cast. Even surrounded by so much family it is possible to be completely and utterly alone.
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