Stuck Outside of Phoenix

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Summary: Stuck Outside of Phoenix
Review: Arthur Edwards does for music what Tom Clancey does for warfare; he writes an in depth technical novel about the inner workings of Phoenix's musical scene during the early '90's.
The main character, Hote, is the embodiment of the agnst and inner turmoil that was the hallmark of a young Generation X; following him for the three days he is stuck outside of Phoenix is as personal as rereading old journals from the same era. This book is so well-written I could hear Nirvana playing in the background and smell patchouli oil as I turned the pages.

Rating:
Summary: Stuck Outside of Phoenix
Review: Arthur Edwards does for music what Tom Clancey does for warfare; he writes an in depth technical novel about the inner workings of Phoenix's musical scene during the early '90's.
The main character, Hote, is the embodiment of the agnst and inner turmoil that was the hallmark of a young Generation X; following him for the three days he is stuck outside of Phoenix is as personal as rereading old journals from the same era. This book is so well-written I could hear Nirvana playing in the background and smell patchouli oil as I turned the pages.

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Summary: A sweet, little rock novel
Review: I loved this book! The author's writing style is evocative without being overwrought, and the story is engaging and accessible. It's not a long book, but a very satisfying read. Highly recommended!

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Summary: Can hardly wait for more from this author
Review: I loved this book! The author's writing style is evocative without being overwrought, and the story is engaging and accessible. It's not a long book, but a very satisfying read. Highly recommended!

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Summary: A sweet, little rock novel
Review: This debut novel from Arthur Edwards, former bassist for the band The Refreshments, chronicles the dream of every future/never-to-be rock star: to escape suburbia and go on tour -- preferably in an over-sized, airbrushed bus.

Short but sweet, the pages flip quickly. Will Hote, Mr. Edwards' main character, escape Phoenix for Seattle, the land of his rock dreams? Or will he forever be stuck in the firing kiln of Phoenix, its concrete slabs extending as far as the eye can see?