β Scribed by Pearson, T. R.
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T.R. Pearson enchants us with his unique voice and rich language. He is my favorite writer --John Grisham
The world T.R. Pearson is constructing just gets larger and larger. The pleasures of entering it are irresistible --The Washington Post
Brilliantly ingenious . . . an extraordinarily gifted writer -- Entertainment Weekly
One of the modern South's shrewdest satirists --The New York Times
T.R. Pearson is one of the few truly odd and original voices in American fiction --Esquire
From the acclaimed author of A Short History of a Small Place and Seaworthy comes a wholesale departure -- a comic/horror/romance/fantasy infested with both unsavory American politicians and venomous Venetian lizards. Awash in Pearson's singular wit, Red Scare tells the headlong story of a public school biology teacher and a National Gallery curator who join forces to thwart the dire consequences of a medieval Italian curse. This novel, though slender, is packed to overflowing with priapic senators, clueless teenagers, dubious art history, clumsy quasi-romantic repartee, garish worldwide bloodletting, corrosive humor, and enough malicious scuttling reptiles to keep you from ever planting your bare feet on a darkened floor again. We're pleased to offer Red Scare at a special thanks-for-your-ongoing-support price.
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