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9780916092139 | Texas Center for Writers Pr, September 1, 1991, cover price $10.00

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In 1897, in the Mitcham's Beat region of Alabama, a politician is murdered and his friends form a secret society to find those responsible for his killing, leaving in their wake a trail of blood and mayhem known as the Mitcham Beat War, in a novel based on actual historical events. A first novel. Reader's Guide available. Reprint. 40,000 first printing.

Hardcover:

9780688167417 | 1 edition (William Morrow & Co, May 1, 2003), cover price $23.95 | About this edition: In 1897, in the Mitcham's Beat region of Alabama, a politician is murdered and his friends form a secret society to find those responsible for his killing, leaving in their wake a trail of mayhem known as the Mitcham Beat War.
9780072123722, titled "Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2: Exam 310-025" | Study gd edition (McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, March 1, 2000), cover price $49.99 | also contains Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2: Exam 310-025 | About this edition: A test-preparation and certification guide for Java programmers includes plentiful practice exam questions and comprehensive reviews of the subject as it includes sections on Java Foundation Classes, networking, the AWT Component Library, GUIs, advanced language features, arrays, and more.

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9780060566760 | Reprint edition (Harpercollins, December 1, 2003), cover price $15.99 | About this edition: In 1897, in the Mitcham's Beat region of Alabama, a politician is murdered and his friends form a secret society to find those responsible for his killing, leaving in their wake a trail of mayhem known as the Mitcham Beat War.

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By Beth Ann Fennelly (editor), Tom Franklin (editor), William Gay (editor) and Suzanne Kingsbury (editor)

Paperback:

9781596921436 | Macadam Cage Pub, August 14, 2005, cover price $13.00

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After enduring a year of destroyed property, murdered livestock, seduced women, and beaten men, the desperate and secret-harboring citizens of a secluded, early twentieth-century Alabama town place the responsible party on trial, with disastrous results. By the author of Hell at the Breech. 30,000 first printing.

Hardcover:

9780060846817 | William Morrow & Co, August 15, 2006, cover price $23.95 | About this edition: After enduring a year of destroyed property, murdered livestock, seduced women, and beaten men, the desperate and secret-harboring citizens of a secluded, early twentieth-century Alabama town place the responsible party on trial, with disastrous results.

Paperback:

9780061244926 | Large print edition (Harpercollins, March 1, 2007), cover price $23.95

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A collection of Southern stories sparkles with the brilliance of an sun-drenched Alabama afternoon and bites like a drought of homemade whisky, evoking the homegrown world of hunting, fishing, shotgun shacks, trailer trash, poachers, and lawmen. Reprint. (view table of contents)

Hardcover:

9780688167400 | William Morrow & Co, June 1, 1999, cover price $22.00 | About this edition: A collection of stories set in the Deep South evoke a world of hunting and fishing, shotgun shacks and trailer parks, poachers and lawmen, and the sweat and tears of human relationships

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9780688177713 | Reprint edition (Harpercollins, July 1, 2000), cover price $12.99 | About this edition: A collection of Southern stories sparkles with the brilliance of an sun-drenched Alabama afternoon and bites like a drought of homemade whisky, evoking the homegrown world of hunting, fishing, shotgun shacks, trailer trash, poachers, and lawmen.

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After enduring a year of destroyed property, murdered livestock, seduced women, and beaten men, the desperate and secret-harboring citizens of a secluded, early twentieth-century Alabama town place the responsible party on trial, with disastrous results. By the author of Hell at the Breech. Reprint. 25,000 first printing.

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9780061142772, titled "Smonk: Being the Scabrous Adventures of E. O. Smonk & of the Whore Evanageline in Clarke County, Alabama, Early in the Last Century..." | Reprint edition (Harpercollins, November 1, 2007), cover price $13.99 | About this edition: After enduring a year of destroyed property, murdered livestock, seduced women, and beaten men, the desperate and secret-harboring citizens of a secluded, early twentieth-century Alabama town place the responsible party on trial, with disastrous results.

Miscellaneous:

9780061842627 | Harpercollins, October 13, 2009, cover price $6.99

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By Tom Franklin and Kevin Kenerly (narrator)

CD/Spoken Word:

9781441763426 | Unabridged edition (Blackstone Audio Inc, October 5, 2010), cover price $100.00

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Hardcover:

9781410435019 | Large print edition (Wheeler Pub Inc, March 2, 2011), cover price $33.99

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In a small Mississippi town, two men are torn apart by circumstance and reunited by tragedy in this resonant new novel from the award-winning author of the critically-acclaimed Hell at the Breech. Larry Ott and Silas ''32'' Jones were unlikely boyhood friends. Larry was the child of lower middle-class white parents, Silas the son of a poor, single, black mother -- their worlds as different as night and day. Yet a special bond developed between them in Chabot, Mississippi. But within a few years, tragedy struck. In high school, a girl who lived up the road from Larry had gone to the drive-in movie with him and nobody had seen her again. Her stepfather tried to have Larry arrested but no body was found and Larry never confessed. The incident shook up the town, including Silas, and the bond the boys shared was irrevocably broken. Almost thirty years have passed. Larry, a mechanic, lives a solitary existence in Chabot, never able to rise above the whispers of suspicion, the looks of blame that have shadowed him. Silas left home to play college baseball, but now he's Chabot's constable. The men have few reasons to cross paths, and they rarely do -- until fate intervenes again. Another teenaged girl has disappeared, causing rumors to swirl once again. Now, two men who once called each other friend are finally forced to confront the painful past they've buried for too many years.

Paperback:

9780060594671 | Reprint edition (Harpercollins, May 17, 2011), cover price $14.99

Miscellaneous:

9780062048745 | Harpercollins, October 26, 2010, cover price $9.99

CD/Spoken Word:

9781441763440 | Mp3 una edition (Blackstone Audio Inc, October 5, 2010), cover price $29.95
9781441763433 | Unabridged edition (Blackstone Audio Inc, October 5, 2010), cover price $29.95 | About this edition: In a small Mississippi town, two men are torn apart by circumstance and reunited by tragedy in this resonant new novel from the award-winning author of the critically-acclaimed Hell at the Breech.

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Drawing on storytelling traditions as old as southern literature itself, Grit Lit is the first anthology devoted to contemporary writing about the Rough South. From literary legends to emerging voices, the acclaimed writers featured in this collection view their hardscrabble South without romanticism or false nostalgia, not through moonlight and magnolia but moonshine and Marlboros. This is the dirty South as captured by those rooted in its land yet able to share its stories with candor and courage. Grit Lit guides readers through tales both tall and true, intoxicating stories of loss, violence, failure, feuds, family, and--above all--survival against the odds. Raw and raucous, Grit Lit gathers some of the most provocative writing to come out of the South in the last thirty years. With a preface by Edgar Award-winning author Tom Franklin and Brian Carpenter's introduction to the genre's origins and influences, this bold anthology lays bare the Rough South in all its battered glory and dares readers not to stare in awe.
By Tom Franklin (editor)

Hardcover:

9781611170825 | Univ of South Carolina Pr, September 5, 2012, cover price $59.95 | About this edition: Drawing on storytelling traditions as old as southern literature itself, Grit Lit is the first anthology devoted to contemporary writing about the Rough South.

Paperback:

9781611170832 | Univ of South Carolina Pr, September 15, 2012, cover price $24.95

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By Tom Franklin (editor)

Hardcover:

9781617754722 | Akashic Books, August 2, 2016, cover price $29.95

Paperback:

9781617752285 | Akashic Books, August 2, 2016, cover price $15.95

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