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Funny and touching, these monologues from original live broadcasts of A Prairie Home Companion focus on the summer season.
Includes: "The Living Flag," "The Tollefson Boy Goes to College," and "Tomato Butt."
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"These stories were made possible by the people who sat and listened to them, and I am very grateful for their patience. From the stage, they appear so calm and handsome and hopeful, I wish I could sit with them and wait for whatever it is they're waiting for. They remind me of the people (including me) who used to sit around and listen to Uncle Lew Powell reel off a few. This batch was done in memory of that dear man and of other greats I've known whom God gave a powerful affection for humankind, and the gift of gab."
Funny and touching, these monologues from original live broadcasts of A Prairie Home Companion focus on the summer season.
Includes: "The Living Flag," "The Tollefson Boy Goes to College," and "Tomato Butt."
From the Back Cover
"These stories were made possible by the people who sat and listened to them, and I am very grateful for their patience. From the stage, they appear so calm and handsome and hopeful, I wish I could sit with them and wait for whatever it is they're waiting for. They remind me of the people (including me) who used to sit around and listen to Uncle Lew Powell reel off a few. This batch was done in memory of that dear man and of other greats I've known whom God gave a powerful affection for humankind, and the gift of gab."
-- Garrison Keillor, 1983
--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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