by Anne Finger (Author)
Unplanned pregnancy causes Elizabeth, a 33-year-old disabled activist and feminist artist, to confront her history. Finger's debut novel is marked by lyrical, searing prose that evokes the strength, influence, and fragility of memory. Funny, stirring, tender, true.--Kirkus Finger's first novel cuts to the bone and deeper.--Booklist
Back Jacket
Engaging and entertaining, Bone Truth is the story of a woman about to start a new life. But Elizabeth Etters' present is filled with complex choices and her past with even more persistent questions. Whether about the McCarthy era of her Communist Party parents or her contemporary relationship with a young artist, Bone Truth is a novel of reconciliation, failure, love, courage, compromise, and passion.
Number of Pages: 192
Dimensions: 0.74 x 8.51 x 5.62 IN
Publication Date: October 01, 1994
