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Posts Tagged → Tito Perdue

Early promise – review of Morning Crafts by Tito Perdue

posted in Uncategorized on March 27, 2015 by derek 0 Comment

EARLY PROMISE Morning Crafts, Tito Perdue, Arktos, London, 2012, 163 pp Way back in prehistory – 1991, or thereabouts – a promising Alabaman author started to register on readers’ radars, thanks to lambent reviews from Northern litterateurs surprised to discover that there was at least one Southron who could not only write, but write as… Continue reading →

Meet Lee Pefley – sociopath (and sage)

posted in Uncategorized on October 16, 2013 by derek 1 Comment

MEET LEE PEFLEY – SOCIOPATH (AND SAGE) Fields of Asphodel is the latest of Tito Perdue’s five critically acclaimed satires detailing the uproarious, curmudgeonly life of Leland (Lee) Pefley. It is impossible to review this book in isolation, so we need to know what has gone before – all the more necessary for a mostly… Continue reading →