An inept literature professor systematically destroys his career and his marriage to a beautiful East Indian dancer.
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Cameron H. Chambers, born in 1961 in Jacksonville, Florida, was educated at Grinnell College, The University of North Florida and Nova Southeastern University. He holds a B.A. in literature and an M.S. in English. He has traveled throughout Asia, Latin America, the United States, and Europe. He enjoys reading, writing, listening to jazz, classical and rock music, cooking, and drinking French wine. His favorite classical composition is Mendelssohn's "Italian Opera." His favorite quote from literature is, "Life is ultimately fair. It breaks everyone's heart." He plans to attend the Iowa Writers Workshop.
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Very sexy and engaging!,
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Great book. Conrad and his wife Leela were two very different and dynamic characters. Definitely some great dark humor in the story and a nice twist at the end. I thought there were some great ironies that people could definitely relate to. I highly recommend to my friends.
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A Must Read,
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"The Stone Cabin" is a hilarious indictment of our post secondary educational system. Conrad Miller, the novel's main character, is a bumbling, officious oaf with Tourette's who winds up sleeping with one of his students with hysterical results. It is a dark comedy to be sure, but the second installment from a talented young writer, who is witty and pithy and uses the written word like a razor.
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READ IT IN ONE SITTING!,
By Literature Lover "LG" (Los Angeles, CA) - See all my reviews
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Once I started reading The Stone Cabin, I couldn't stop. I had to find out what was going to happen to Conrad and his wife Leela. The ending knocked me out, it was a total surprise that I never saw coming. The main character, Conrad, is a literature professor and I loved all his descriptions of his favorite books. A real plus for any book person. I highly recommend it!
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Dean Michaels, Shirl Lynn, Professor Miller, Trish Garrett, Conrad Miller, United States, Indian Rocks, Dade City, Palm Harbor, East Indian Cultural Association, Akeem Pachori, Brave New World, Chapel Hill, Holden Caulfield, Slaughterhouse Five, Winston Chatman, Faculty Advisory Board, Max Neubig, National Public Radio New!
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Dean Michaels, Shirl Lynn, Professor Miller, Trish Garrett, Conrad Miller, United States, Indian Rocks, Dade City, Palm Harbor, East Indian Cultural Association, Akeem Pachori, Brave New World, Chapel Hill, Holden Caulfield, Slaughterhouse Five, Winston Chatman, Faculty Advisory Board, Max Neubig, National Public Radio New!
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