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In Memory of Junior: Complete & Unabridged by Clyde Edgerton, 1994-06
Killer Diller by Clyde Edgerton, 1991-01-01
IN MEMORY OF JUNIOR by Clyde Edgerton, 2001
The Floatplane Notebooks by Clyde Edgerton, 1900-01-01
In Memory of Junior by Clyde Edgerton, 1992
Understanding The Floatplane. Signed/LTD by Clyde Edgerton, 1987
Raney by Clyde Edgerton, 1989
Show & Tell: Writers on Writing by Clyde Edgerton, 2006-08-01
RANEY by Clyde Edgerton, 1986
THE FLOATPLANE NOTEBOOKS by Clyde Edgerton, 1988-01-01
Solo: My Adventures in the Air by Clyde EDGERTON, 2005
The Floatplane Notebooks, a Novel by Clyde Edgerton, 1988
KILLER DILLER by Clyde Edgerton, 1991-01-01
The Floatplane Notebooks by Clyde Edgerton, 1988

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UNCW Creative Writing
Faculty. clyde edgerton, Professor Morton Hall 264 (910) 9623325 edgertonc@uncw.edu. Degrees. On Teaching. clyde edgerton is a North Carolina novelist.
http://www.uncw.edu/writers/faculty-edgertonc.html

Extractions: Lunch at the Piccadilly: A Novel More information about this book Where Trouble Sleeps More information about this book In Memory of Junior More information about this book Redeye - A Western More information about this book Killer Diller More information about this book Floatplane Notebooks More information about this book Walking Across Egypt More information about this book Raney More information about this book
Lunch At The Piccadilly A Novel By Clyde Edgerton
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PRESS RELEASE: New Musical Based On Clyde Edgerton Novel Killer Diller To Premie
a new musical adapted, written, and directed by Paul Ferguson (Good Ol Girls, The Devils Dream), based on the novel by clyde edgerton (Raney, Walking
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2003/8/prweb76356.htm

Extractions: All Press Releases for August 16, 2003 New musical based on Clyde Edgerton novel "Killer Diller" to premiere August 21, 2003 in Chapel Hill, NC Ride Again Productions is proud to present Killer Diller, a new musical adapted, written, and directed by Paul Ferguson (Good Ol Girls, The Devils Dream), based on the novel by Clyde Edgerton (Raney, Walking Across Egypt, The Floatplane Notebooks, Redeye, Where Trouble Sleeps, and the upcoming Lunch at the Piccadilly). The musical, featuring traditional blues and gospel and new songs by Clyde Edgerton, Turner Walston, and Billy McCormick, will premiere August 21 in Studio Six Theatre, Swain Hall, UNC-Chapel Hill and run through September 14. August, 2003 Ride Again Productions is proud to present Killer Diller, a new musical adapted, written, and directed by Paul Ferguson (Good Ol Girls, The Devils Dream), based on the novel by Clyde Edgerton (Raney, Walking Across Egypt, The Floatplane Notebooks, Redeye, Where Trouble Sleeps, and the upcoming Lunch at the Piccadilly). The musical, featuring traditional blues and gospel and new songs by Clyde Edgerton, Turner Walston, and Billy McCormick, will premiere August 21 in Studio Six Theatre, Swain Hall, UNC-Chapel Hill and run through September 14. A one-hour workshop version of Killer Diller was presented at the 2002 North Carolina Literary Festival; revisions and additions were made, and the musical is now a full two acts with well over a dozen songs, a cast of nine talented actor/singers, and a five-person band.
VGCC: HUM 122: Guide To The Book Review
Caldwell, Erskine. Tobacco Road edgerton, clyde. Raney ** edgerton, clyde. Walking Across Egypt ** Ellison, Ralph. The Invisible
http://oit.vgcc.cc.nc.us/hum122/bookrev.htm
BOOK REVIEW: "Lunch At The Piccadilly"
BOOK REVIEW Lunch at the Piccadilly By clyde edgerton (Algonquin, $23.95) Lunch a delightful look at aging By Jay MacDonald Special to The NewsPress
http://cityguide.news-press.com/fe/Arts/Stories/030920_BookReview_Edgerton.asp
Renascence: Essays On Values In Literature : Where Trouble Sleeps: Clyde Edgerto
Renascence Essays on Values in Literature Where trouble sleeps clyde edgerton s criticism of moralistic Christianity. @ HighBeam Research.
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Extractions: Tour Become a Member ... Customer Support Question / Keyword(s): Advanced Search Start R Renascence: Essays on Values in Literature June 22, 2001 ... Where trouble sleeps: Clyde Edgerton's criticism of moralistic Christianity. Renascence: Essays on Values in Literature; June 22, 2001; Martin, W. Todd
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Great Expectations. edgerton, clyde. Walking Across Egypt. edgerton, clyde. Killer Diller A Novel. Hemingway, Ernest. The Old Man and the Sea. Hinton, SE. Tex.
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Extractions: Search the Tucson Public Library for a review of your book FICTION Avi Nothing But the Truth Bauer, Joan Rules of the Road Berg, Elizabeth Durable Goods Berg, Elizabeth The Joy School Bradbury, Ray Dandelion Wine Burns, Olive Ann Cold Sassy Tree Carter, Forrest The Education of Little Tree Cisneros, Sandra Woman Hollering Creek Coelho, Paulo The Alchemist Cormier, Robert I Am the Cheese Deuker, Carl Heart of a Champion Deuker, Carl Painting the Black Deuker, Carl Night Hoops Dickens, Charles Great Expectations Edgerton, Clyde Walking Across Egypt Edgerton, Clyde Killer Diller: A Novel Hemingway, Ernest The Old Man and the Sea Hinton, S. E. Tex Hinton, S. E. Taming the Star Runner Hinton, S. E. The Outsiders Hobbs, Will Downriver Hoffman, Alice Turtle Moon Hoffman, Alice The Drowning Season Houston, Jeanne W. Farewell to Manzanar Kay, Terry The Runaway Kerr, M. E. Gentlehands King, Stephen The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon Kinsella, W. P. Shoeless Joe L'Engel, Madeleine A Wrinkle in Time Lewis, C.S.
Arts & Education Council
Fellowship of Southern Writers. clyde edgerton. member of the Fellowship of Southern Writers is the author of the novels Raney
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Extractions: CLYDE EDGERTON Raney Walking Across Egypt The Floatplane Notebooks Killer Diller In Memory of Junior Redeye: A Western, and Where Trouble Sleeps . Awards include Fellowships from the Guggenheim and Lyndhurst Foundations, and Five Notable Books of the Year from The New York Times. Fellowship of Southern Writers A. R. Ammons James Applewhite Richard Bausch Madison Smartt Bell Wendell Berry Doris Betts Joseph Blotner Cleanth Brooks Fred Chappell George Core James Dickey Ellen Douglas Clyde Edgerton Ralph Ellison Horton Foote Shelby Foote John Hope Franklin Ernest J. Gaines George Garrett Kaye Gibbons Gail Godwin Allan Gurganus Barry Hannah Beth Henley William Hoffman Josephine Humphreys Blyden Jackson Madison Jones Donald Justice Yusef Komunyakaa C. Eric Lincoln Romulus Linney Andrew Lytle Bobbie Ann Mason Jill McCorkle Marsha Norman Walker Percy Reynolds Price John Shelton Reed Louis D. Rubin, Jr. Mary Lee Settle Lewis P. Simpson Dave Smith Lee Smith Monroe K. Spears Elizabeth Spencer William Styron Walter Sullivan Henry Taylor Peter Taylor Ellen Bryant Voigt Robert Penn Warren Eudora Welty Allen Wier C. Vann Woodward
Clyde Edgerton Vietnam Vet, Jet Pilot, And . . . Small Town
clyde edgerton Vietnam Vet, Jet Pilot, and . . . Small Town Housewife by Carol Fox. edgerton, clyde. Raney. New York Ballantine, 1985. Kingsolver, Barbara.
http://www.etsu.edu/writing/s98/cf.htm

Extractions: Vietnam Vet, Jet Pilot, and . . . Small Town Housewife by Carol Fox Few men have attempted to write using a woman's voice. Those who do choose to use the persona of a woman often fail in their effort, creating a character who does not quite sound authentic. Critics usually note the author's inadequacies and point out difficulties when an author tries to capture the voice of a person of the opposite gender. One exception is Clyde Edgerton in his first novel, Raney. The voice of Raney seems genuine and Edgerton received great acclaim for his novel. Public acceptance of Edgerton speaking as a young woman may be attributed to a number of factors involving the attitudes of the author, of the character, and of critics. Those who have interviewed Edgerton and reviewed his books are nearly all men. The one notable exception is author Barbara Kingsolver, who reviewed The Floatplane Notebooks in the New York Times Book Review. Not only does she neglect to take Edgerton to task for his use of a woman narrator in part of that novel, but she praises him generously and compares him to Jane Austen. Kingsolver obviously feels Edgerton can speak creditably as a woman, and she goes so far as to feel he is worthy to keep company with highly respected woman authors. Another consideration may be that most critics have not yet found Edgerton. Raney was his first novel and he has not written another entirely from a womanþs point of view. His later works usually rotate among a large number of narrators, from a delinquent teenage boy to a wisteria vine in a family cemetery to a determined dog. If he had persisted in focusing upon women narrators as he became better known, he might have attracted more attention for that aspect of his work.
ALL ABOUT ROMANCE Reviews Raney By Clyde Edgerton
Raney. By clyde edgerton, 1985 (still in print), Fiction Ballantine, $6.99, ISBN 0345-32982-1. And clyde edgerton nails the voice of the region exactly.
http://www.likesbooks.com/raney.html

Extractions: Ballantine, $6.99, ISBN #0-345-32982-1 Sensuality: Subtle Raney is a Southern novel, but don't look for gracious antebellum mansions surrounded by magnolias and populated by society matrons and belles. This is the Appalachian South, the South of pine trees and Baptist churches, where accents twang instead of drawl. And Clyde Edgerton nails the voice of the region exactly. I should know; I grew up in that world. The year is 1975. Raney opens on the eve of the wedding of Raney Bell and Charles Shepherd, a young couple drawn together by their mutual love for bluegrass music. Otherwise, they are a study in contrasts. Raney is a child of the rural North Carolina area in which the novel is set, while Charles is a well-educated young man from Atlanta drawn to the area by a job in the community college library. Raney is Free Will Baptist; Charles is Episcopalian. She is theologically and socially conservative, and she doesn't question the racist assumptions with which she was raised (though it's clear that her attitudes spring from ignorance rather than malice). Charles has the typical beliefs of a liberal of the 1970's. She values her close-knit family circle, while he craves his privacy. Raney is the story of how these attracted opposites build a workable marriage.
Stories, Listed By Author
edgerton, clyde * Debras Flap and Snap, (ss) New Stories from the South 2000 The Years Best, ed. Shannon Ravenel, Algonquin Books 2000.
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Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents ECO, UMBERTO EDELSTEIN, CAROL EDEN, LARK EDEN, VICTORIA EDGAR, JOHN C. EDGELOW, ROBERT EDGERTON, CLYDE Lunch at the Piccadilly, (ss) Carolina Quarterly Send Me to the Electric Chair, (ss) The Oxford American EDGEWORTH, MARIA EDGINTON, MAY ; [Mrs. May Helen Marion Edginton Bailey] (1887-1957)
Humorous Books
Bodett, Tom, Blount, Roy Jr. edgerton, clyde, Bodett, Tom. Evanovich, Janet, Bombeck, Erma. Richardson, Bill, edgerton, clyde. Shulman, Max, Grizzard, Lewis.
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Extractions: Humorous Books Humorous Fiction Authors Humorous Nonfiction Authors Blount, Roy Jr. Armour, Richard (It all started with... (series)) Buchwald, Art Barry, Dave Bodett, Tom Blount, Roy Jr. Edgerton, Clyde Bodett, Tom Evanovich, Janet Bombeck, Erma Henry, O. Bryson, Bill Lasswell, Mary Buchwald, Art Leonard, Elmore Cosby, Bill Richardson, Bill Edgerton, Clyde Shulman, Max Grizzard, Lewis Townsend, Sue Lederer, Richard Twain, Mark McManus, Patrick White, Bailey Morris, Willie Wilder, Effie Leland Perelman, S. J. Wodehouse, P.G. Reiser, Paul Roker, Al Rooney, Andy Humorous Fantasy Authors Sedaris, David Skinner, Cornelia Otis Pratchett, Terry Trillin, Calvin White, Bailey Humorous Mystery Authors Humorous Essay/Short Stories Authors Atherton, Nancy Ade, George Cannell, Dorothy Lardner, Ring Churchill, Jill Marquis, Don George, Anne Parker, Dorothy Hess, Joan
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edgerton, clyde Lunch at the Pickadilly About a group of women too independent to be content in a nursing facility who raise some havoc.
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Lunch At The Piccadilly: A Novel - By Clyde Edgerton
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Extractions: Respect for his elders, Southern charm, an ear for authentic dialogue, and a great sense of humor are Clyde Edgerton's trademarks. Lunch at the Piccadilly is no exception. Lil Olive, lively octogenarian, fetches up at the Rosehaven Convalescent Center after a bad fall, but she is not ready to pack it in. Instead, she befriends several of her peers, plans outings which she executes by stealing a car she insists is hers, and starts laying bets on whether or not Clara removes her glass eye at night. Edgerton's Raney and Walking Across Egypt are better novels, with tighter plots and more fully realized characters, but Lunch at the Piccadilly is unmistakably Edgerton, and that's not bad. Valerie Ryan
Clyde Edgerton To Present Reading And Music At UNCW
For Immediate Release. Nov. 9, 1998. NOVELIST clyde edgerton PRESENTS READING AND MUSIC AT UNCW. WILMINGTON, NC Novelist clyde edgerton
http://www.uncwil.edu/uniadv/relations/releases/nov98/edgerton.html

Extractions: For Immediate Release Nov. 9, 1998 NOVELIST CLYDE EDGERTON PRESENTS READING AND MUSIC AT UNCW A banjo player and member of the Tarwater Band, Dr. Edgerton plans to include music from his novels interspersed with his readings from The Floatplane Notebooks Killer Diller In Memory of Junior Where Trouble Sleeps (1997), and his new novel, a sequel to Killer Diller Dr. Edgerton is currently teaching a novel-writing workshop in the UNCW English Department's Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program. During spring 1999, he will teach the graduate novel-writing workshop and a contemporary short story course. Dr. Edgerton holds a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction from UNC-Chapel Hill. Having begun his teaching career in 1972, he has taught literature and creative writing at UNC Chapel Hill, Campbell University, St. Andrews College, Duke University, Agnes Scott College and Millsaps College. Several of Dr. Edgerton's novels have been adapted for the stage or screen. Raney (1985), Walking Across Egypt (1987), and The Floatplane Notebooks have been adapted to stage. In November 1998, a screen version of

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