Show Me Where the Good Times Are
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The Good Times Are Killing Me
by Lynda Barry
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Synopsis
In her first novel, a famed cartoonist tells the sensitive story of a young girl's coming of age in the 1960s.
"Deft and deceptively simple .
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Ms. Barry has an impeccable ear, and this funny, intricate, and finally heartbreaking story exquisitely captures an American childhood".--The New York Times.
Press Reviews
"Sure to earn the respect and laughter of young audiences. Lynda Barry's debut as a playwright is anything but cartoonish."
— New York Times
"Brilliant...[with] a masterly sense of progression, construction and dramatic form. It hits us in places we had forgotten, and tells things we never knew we knew."
— N.Y. Post
Publication
Publisher Samuel French
Year 1993
Binding Paperback
Pages 116
Place New York
Language English
ISBN-13 9780573693953
ISBN-10 0573693951
LCCN 94169587
LCC PS3552.A7423 G6 1993
DCC 812/.54
The Good Times Are Killing Me is a American comedy play written by Lynda Barry and published by Samuel French in New York (1993).
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