Strange Snow
by Stephen Metcalfe
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the intriguing character dynamics and find the characters themselves to be interesting and likable. Some express familiarity with the plot due to its connection with the movie 'Jacknife,' which enhances their enjoyment. However, a few note that the ending may come off as strange or abrupt.
Synopsis
It is 5 am.
on the first day of the fishing season and Megs is determined to get his buddy up, but David has a terrible hang over that is not entirely from last night's drinking.
Megs and David served together in Vietnam, and David still blames himself for the death of their pal Bobby.
David lives with his sister Martha, a high school teacher who is enjoying a budding romance with the delightful Megs.
Together, they endeavor to convince David he has to get past the war and get on with life.
Press Reviews
"Metcalfe writes with a sense of humor, and an ear for idiom."
— Village Voice
"What recommends Strange Snow is its basic humanity and the credibility of its affirmation."
— Christian Science Monitor
Publication
Strange Snow is a comedy play written by Stephen Metcalfe and published by Samuel French (1983).
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