Novel

PRAISE FOR "NOVEL"
"What Singleton does best in "Novel" is fabricate characters from the raw material of his native South. Stereotypes of uneducated, slow-talking, slow-moving Southerners are exploited, then mashed like ripe melon on hot pavement."--"The Seattle Times"
"Thank God for George Singleton, who makes us laugh and makes us think."--"The Times-Picayune "(New Orleans)
PRAISE FOR "NOVEL"

"What Singleton does best in "Novel" is fabricate characters from the raw material of his native South. Stereotypes of uneducated, slow-talking, slow-moving Southerners are exploited, then mashed like ripe melon on hot pavement."--"The Seattle Times"

"Thank God for George Singleton, who makes us laugh and makes us think."--"The Times-Picayune "(New Orleans)
PRAISE FOR"NOVEL"

"What Singleton does best in"Novel"is fabricate characters from the raw material of his native South. Stereotypes of uneducated, slow-talking, slow-moving Southerners are exploited, then mashed like ripe melon on hot pavement."--"The Seattle Times"

"Thank God for George Singleton, who makes us laugh and makes us think."--"The Times-Picayune"(New Orleans)
PRAISE FOR NOVEL
"What Singleton does best in Novel is fabricate characters from the raw material of his native South. Stereotypes of uneducated, slow-talking, slow-moving Southerners are exploited, then mashed like ripe melon on hot pavement."--The Seattle Times
"Thank God for George Singleton, who makes us laugh and makes us think."--The Times-Picayune (New Orleans)

Struggling to write his autobiography from a motel room, a professional snake handler named Novel inadvertently uncovers a decades-old town secret with potentially explosive ramifications for his neighbors. By the author of the Half-Mammals of Dixie. A first novel. Reprint. 25,000 first printing.