God's Helicopter
| Year of Publication |
1983
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| Publication Type |
Novel
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| Number of Pages or Episodes |
175 p.
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| Language |
English
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| Publisher |
Slow Loris Press
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| City |
Pittsburgh
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| Abstract |
Willie Heinemann, Shepard “Rip” Silver, and Ronald Middlebaum form a trio of sixth grade Jewish boys who honor Pittsburgh Pirates star Ralph Kiner by building a clubhouse called “the dugout” under the Beechwood Boulevard Bridge.
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| Author Biography |
Vanity Fair nicknamed Lee Gutkind (1945— ) “the Godfather” of the creative nonfiction movement. He has written more than a dozen works of nonfiction prose, taught the genre for many years in the University of Pittsburgh Writing Program, and he is the founder and editor of the journal Creative Nonfiction.
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| Time |
1955-6 |
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