Geography of the Heart
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Narrated by:
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Fenton Johnson
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By:
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Fenton Johnson
About this listen
From the author of the award-winning novels Crossing the River and Scissors, Paper, Rock comes a powerful book about the transformative power of love.
Fenton Johnson recounts the history of "how I feel in love how I came to be with someone else, how he came to death and how I helped." Johnson interweaves two stories: his own upbringing as the youngest of a Kentucky whiskey maker's nine children, and that of his lover Larry Rose, the only child of German Jews. survivors of the Holocaust.
©1996 Fenton Johnson (P)2013 Audible, Inc.What listeners say about Geography of the Heart
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- Diane R. Marshall
- 06-21-21
I didn’t want this book to end…
Beautifully written, touching, wise, and thought-provoking. This is a book you will want to share with friends and read over again.
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- J. S. Myers
- 09-13-16
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I'd recommend this book far and wide. It is a tale of love in face of fatal disease, and it is told with poignancy and great affection. I really admire the two men central to the narrative, and the way that they lived and loved. Further, the way that Johnson writes about Larry the teacher is just awe inspiring, and I much appreciated his reflection on nobility, virtue, and grace in the face of death.
I only gig the performance because Fenton Johnson has the voice of a Mormon general authority... and that evokes memories I don't care for. But the story was strong enough to overcome my aversion, so I have to give my ungrudging respect and admiration.
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