Prometheus Fit To Be Tied

By Paul Hawkins
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Published: Feb. 07, 2011
Words: 89,836 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781458022950


Short description

Recounting 1939, the birth of a superpower, the twilight of a mostly rural America, and the misbegotten adventures of the last man in the world to know everything except what to do with himself. Comedy, romance, and drama unfold when a dissipated millionaire returns from Europe to his childhood home just in time to interfere with a rural electrifcation project and reawaken the town's old secrets.

Extended description

Recounting 1939, the birth of a superpower, the twilight of a mostly rural America, and the misbegotten adventures of the last man in the world to know everything except what to do with himself. Comedy, romance, and drama unfold when a dissipated millionaire returns from Europe to his childhood home just in time to interfere with a rural electrifcation project and reawaken the town's old secrets.

"A well written, engrossing spiderweb of a tale. Yes, you can go home again, but then you find indeed why you left in the first place."

Tags

hemingway, romance, love, drama, comedy, humor, river, rich, rural, america, picaresque, oklahoma, expatriate, 1939, brooks brothers, theosophist, electrification, panama hat, woody guthrie, verdegris

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Review by: Tony Bishop on Nov. 23, 2011 : star star star star star
A love letter to the twentieth century. While other are splashing in puddles of their own self-pity, Hawkins has written a big story for a big era, a requiem for the lost potential of the American Century.
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