Red Clay, Yellow Grass: A Novel of the 1960s
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Findaway Voices, 2020.
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10h 12m 0s
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English
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9781622530441

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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Richard Barager., Richard Barager|AUTHOR., & Jon Noto|READER. (2020). Red Clay, Yellow Grass: A Novel of the 1960s . Findaway Voices.

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Richard Barager, Richard Barager|AUTHOR and Jon Noto|READER. 2020. Red Clay, Yellow Grass: A Novel of the 1960s. Findaway Voices.

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Richard Barager, Richard Barager|AUTHOR and Jon Noto|READER. Red Clay, Yellow Grass: A Novel of the 1960s Findaway Voices, 2020.

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Richard Barager, Richard Barager|AUTHOR, and Jon Noto|READER. Red Clay, Yellow Grass: A Novel of the 1960s Findaway Voices, 2020.

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David Noble is an orphan with a fondness for the novels of Walter Scott; Jackie Lundquist is a child of privilege, partial to J. D. Salinger and the importance of getting real. Their ill-fated college love affair implodes when David enlists to fight a war she opposes.

Angered by his choice-the marines instead of her-Jackie refuses to acknowledge his letters from Vietnam, where David is burrowed into the blood-red clay of Khe Sanh, one of six thousand marines entrapped by an army of North Vietnamese regulars. David survives the brutal siege, but returns home to find Jackie immersed in a counterculture world of drugs and militancy.

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Their conflicted affair-and the Age of Aquarius itself-careen toward the mellow-yellow grass of Altamont Speedway, site of the decade's last great rock festival: Altamont, the metaphoric Death of the Sixties, where honor and shame collide and tragedy awaits redemption.
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