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Love-lies-bleeding: A Play
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Hardcover
from Scribner (December 31, 2007)
9780743273053 | details & prices | 112 pages | List price $20.00
About: Believing that her husband, a seventy-year-old artist, is still alive after a debilitating stroke, a young third wife lovingly attends to him from the porch of their southwestern home, while the artist's ex-wife and son, believing he is brain dead, argue that he should be allowed to die.
About: Believing that her husband, a seventy-year-old artist, is still alive after a debilitating stroke, a young third wife lovingly attends to him from the porch of their southwestern home, while the artist's ex-wife and son, believing he is brain dead, argue that he should be allowed to die.
Paperback
from Pan Macmillan (April 7, 2006); titled "Love Lies Bleeding: A Play"
9780330439558 | details & prices | 200 pages | 5.00 × 7.50 × 0.25 in. | 0.25 lbs | List price $16.05
About: Alex Hauser, now seventy, has had his second massive stroke, and his ex-wife and son, Toinette and Sean, have come to help him die.
About: Alex Hauser, now seventy, has had his second massive stroke, and his ex-wife and son, Toinette and Sean, have come to help him die.
from Scribner (January 3, 2006)
9780743273060 | details & prices | 99 pages | 5.00 × 8.00 × 0.25 in. | 0.30 lbs | List price $15.00
About: Believing that her husband, a seventy-year-old artist, is still alive after a debilitating stroke, a young third wife lovingly attends to him from the porch of their southwestern home, while the artist's ex-wife and son, believing he is brain dead, argue that he should be allowed to die.
About: Believing that her husband, a seventy-year-old artist, is still alive after a debilitating stroke, a young third wife lovingly attends to him from the porch of their southwestern home, while the artist's ex-wife and son, believing he is brain dead, argue that he should be allowed to die.