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    Local Man Moves to the City: Loose Talk from American Radio Company
    Local Man Moves to the City: Loose Talk from American Radio Company
    Local Man Moves to the City: Loose Talk from American Radio Company
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    Local Man Moves to the City: Loose Talk from American Radio Company

    Written by Garrison Keillor

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    About this audiobook

    "New York is a hard place to visit, but a pretty good place to live," says Garrison Keillor, and on this humorous and insightful audio collection he explains why. This Grammy Award-nominated collection comprises 10 monologues in which Keillor reflects on New York City life through the eyes of a transplanted Minnesotan. These stories are among Keillor's very best work.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHighbridge Company
    Release dateOct 6, 2005
    ISBN9781598879742
    Local Man Moves to the City: Loose Talk from American Radio Company
    Author

    Garrison Keillor

    Garrison Keillor, born in Anoka, Minnesota, in 1942, is an essayist, columnist, blogger, and writer of sonnets, songs, and limericks, whose novel Pontoon the New York Times said was “a tough-minded book . . . full of wistfulness and futility yet somehow spangled with hope”—no easy matter, especially the spangling. Garrison Keillor wrote and hosted the radio show A Prairie Home Companion for more than forty years, all thanks to kind aunts and good teachers and a very high threshold of boredom. In his retirement, he’s written a memoir and a novel. He and his wife, Jenny Lind Nilsson, live in Minneapolis and New York.

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