Foolscap

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Sourcebooks, Inc., 2010 - 464 sayfa

Professor Theo Ryan lives a quiet life teaching drama at Cavendish University in North Carolina, but everything gets turned upside down when he meets Ford Rexford?America's best-known playwright. Ford is the most talented and the most impossible man Theo has ever met. And Ford's genius, his reckless romanticism, and his fearless love of life profoundly influence the reticent scholar.

When Ford discovers that Theo has written a play, a madcap journey begins that pushes the young recluse out of the wings onto the bright, bustling stages of life and love. There he finds himself playing roles he never would have thought possible. In his most hilarious book since Handling Sin, Michael Malone has created a story as wildly funny as it is profoundly wise.

 

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Chapter 1
3
Chapter 2
19
Chapter 3
31
Chapter 4
41
Chapter 5
49
Chapter 6
59
part two
65
Chapter 7
67
part four
195
Chapter 20
197
Chapter 21
209
Chapter 22
225
Chapter 23
247
Chapter 24
265
Chapter 25
283
Chapter 26
303

Chapter 8
77
Chapter 9
87
Chapter 10
95
Chapter 11
103
Chapter 12
115
Chapter 13
125
Chapter 14
133
part three
145
Chapter 15
147
Chapter 16
159
Chapter 17
167
Chapter 18
179
Chapter 19
187
part five
315
Chapter 27
317
Chapter 28
333
Chapter 29
353
Chapter 30
367
Chapter 31
385
Chapter 32
397
Chapter 33
409
Epilogue
423
About the Author
429
Reading group guide
430
Back Cover
434
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Michael Christopher Malone, Novelist and TV writer, was born in 1942 in Durham, North Carolina. He studied English at the University of North Carolina, graduating in 1964. He earned his master's degree two years later. He went on to attend Harvard University, working toward a doctorate in English, but dropped out before finishing. He wrote for the ABC daytime drama, One Life to Live (1991-1996). His first book was Painting the Roses Red (1975). Some of his other novels were Handling Sin (1983), Foolscap (1991), First Lady (2002), and The Killing Club (2005) written with Marcie Walsh, based on a story by Josh Griffith. His awards include a Writers Guild of America Award for Television: Daytime Serials (1992) for One Life to Live; a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team (1994) - One Life to Live; and an Edgar Award for Best Short Story (1997) - Red Clay. Michael Malone died on August 19, 2022 in Clinton, Connecticut.

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