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- ISBN-10
- 1631522256
- Publication Name
- She Writes Press
- Type
- Paperback
- Item Height
- 8.75 inches
- ISBN
- 9781631522253
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Publisher
She Writes Press
ISBN-10
1631522256
ISBN-13
9781631522253
eBay Product ID (ePID)
237566310
Product Key Features
Book Title
Slipsliding by the Bay
Number of Pages
288 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2017
Topic
Satire, Historical, Humorous / General
Genre
Fiction
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Length
8.5 in
Item Width
5.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2017-934120
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
"A hilarious spoof of academic intrigue, Slipsliding by the Bay mirrors the societal turmoil and follies of the seventies."-- Independent Publisher , Notable July Indie Book Release "With a sharp eye for detail and a complement of perfectly peculiar characters, Barbara McDonald has devised a wonderful satire of the academic world. Her portrait of a small liberal arts college--its lecheries and larcenies--exactly conjures the atmosphere of that unique modern institution where absurdity and logic are married so closely: the campus."--Louis B. Jones, author of California's Over , Particles and Luck , and Radiance "Intriguing. You got me hooked with the moving plot and interesting characters. I was curious to see what mischief Gudewill and Stein would cook up. Magdalena and Lucy continued to surprise." --Louis Owens, author of Sharpest Sight and Bone Game "Barbara McDonald's Slipsliding by the Bay is an absorbing novel. A comedy both dark and light, it recounts an often wild search for survival of an embattled small college in 1970s San Francisco. The battle is within: a new president recruited to save the college, diverse students, faculty and alums, and most engagingly, a famed artist Sister Magdalena, whose sculptures embody a fierce war against corporate America, notably the college's chairman of the board. McDonald's gift for lively dialogue carries the college from one crisis to another, the denouement in suspense until the very end. An intriguing read from start to finish."--John Boettiger, author of A Love in the Shadows "I am always cautious when approaching a novel written by a published poet but Barbara McDonald made reading Slipsliding by the Bay easy for me. Enticing and entertaining, I read it with mounting pleasure."--Chester Aaron, author of About Us, Featured in The Mercury News "Books By the Bay" round up of new releases"A hilarious spoof of academic intrigue, Slipsliding by the Bay mirrors the societal turmoil and follies of the seventies."-- Independent Publisher , Notable July Indie Book Release "With a sharp eye for detail and a complement of perfectly peculiar characters, Barbara McDonald has devised a wonderful satire of the academic world. Her portrait of a small liberal arts college--its lecheries and larcenies--exactly conjures the atmosphere of that unique modern institution where absurdity and logic are married so closely: the campus."--Louis B. Jones, author of California's Over , Particles and Luck , and Radiance "Intriguing. You got me hooked with the moving plot and interesting characters. I was curious to see what mischief Gudewill and Stein would cook up. Magdalena and Lucy continued to surprise." --Louis Owens, author of Sharpest Sight and Bone Game "Barbara McDonald's Slipsliding by the Bay is an absorbing novel. A comedy both dark and light, it recounts an often wild search for survival of an embattled small college in 1970s San Francisco. The battle is within: a new president recruited to save the college, diverse students, faculty and alums, and most engagingly, a famed artist Sister Magdalena, whose sculptures embody a fierce war against corporate America, notably the college's chairman of the board. McDonald's gift for lively dialogue carries the college from one crisis to another, the denouement in suspense until the very end. An intriguing read from start to finish."--John Boettiger, author of A Love in the Shadows "I am always cautious when approaching a novel written by a published poet but Barbara McDonald made reading Slipsliding by the Bay easy for me. Enticing and entertaining, I read it with mounting pleasure."--Chester Aaron, author of About Us, Independent Publisher, Notable New Indie Book, July 2017Featured in The Mercury News "Books By the Bay" round up of new releases "Short chapters and well-crafted dialogue make for a fast-paced story that will be enjoyed by anyone who has spent any time in or near academia."-- Booklist "A hilarious spoof of academic intrigue, Slipsliding by the Bay mirrors the societal turmoil and follies of the seventies."-- Independent Publisher , Notable July Indie Book Release "With a sharp eye for detail and a complement of perfectly peculiar characters, Barbara McDonald has devised a wonderful satire of the academic world. Her portrait of a small liberal arts college--its lecheries and larcenies--exactly conjures the atmosphere of that unique modern institution where absurdity and logic are married so closely: the campus."--Louis B. Jones, author of California's Over , Particles and Luck , and Radiance "Intriguing. You got me hooked with the moving plot and interesting characters. I was curious to see what mischief Gudewill and Stein would cook up. Magdalena and Lucy continued to surprise." --Louis Owens, author of Sharpest Sight and Bone Game "Barbara McDonald's Slipsliding by the Bay is an absorbing novel. A comedy both dark and light, it recounts an often wild search for survival of an embattled small college in 1970s San Francisco. The battle is within: a new president recruited to save the college, diverse students, faculty and alums, and most engagingly, a famed artist Sister Magdalena, whose sculptures embody a fierce war against corporate America, notably the college's chairman of the board. McDonald's gift for lively dialogue carries the college from one crisis to another, the denouement in suspense until the very end. An intriguing read from start to finish."--John Boettiger, author of A Love in the Shadows "I am always cautious when approaching a novel written by a published poet but Barbara McDonald made reading Slipsliding by the Bay easy for me. Enticing and entertaining, I read it with mounting pleasure."--Chester Aaron, author of About Us, Featured in The Mercury News "Books By the Bay" round up of new releases"Short chapters and well-crafted dialogue make for a fast-paced story that will be enjoyed by anyone who has spent any time in or near academia."-- Booklist "A hilarious spoof of academic intrigue, Slipsliding by the Bay mirrors the societal turmoil and follies of the seventies."-- Independent Publisher , Notable July Indie Book Release "With a sharp eye for detail and a complement of perfectly peculiar characters, Barbara McDonald has devised a wonderful satire of the academic world. Her portrait of a small liberal arts college--its lecheries and larcenies--exactly conjures the atmosphere of that unique modern institution where absurdity and logic are married so closely: the campus."--Louis B. Jones, author of California's Over , Particles and Luck , and Radiance "Intriguing. You got me hooked with the moving plot and interesting characters. I was curious to see what mischief Gudewill and Stein would cook up. Magdalena and Lucy continued to surprise." --Louis Owens, author of Sharpest Sight and Bone Game "Barbara McDonald's Slipsliding by the Bay is an absorbing novel. A comedy both dark and light, it recounts an often wild search for survival of an embattled small college in 1970s San Francisco. The battle is within: a new president recruited to save the college, diverse students, faculty and alums, and most engagingly, a famed artist Sister Magdalena, whose sculptures embody a fierce war against corporate America, notably the college's chairman of the board. McDonald's gift for lively dialogue carries the college from one crisis to another, the denouement in suspense until the very end. An intriguing read from start to finish."--John Boettiger, author of A Love in the Shadows "I am always cautious when approaching a novel written by a published poet but Barbara McDonald made reading Slipsliding by the Bay easy for me. Enticing and entertaining, I read it with mounting pleasure."--Chester Aaron, author of About Us, "Intriguing. You got me hooked with the moving plot and interesting characters.I was curious to see what mischief Gudewill and Stein would cook up. Magdalena and Lucy continued to surprise." --Louis Owens, author of Sharpest Sight and Bone Game "Barbara McDonald's Slipsliding by the Bay is an absorbing novel. A comedy both dark and light, it recounts an often wild search for survival of an embattled small college in 1970s San Francisco. The battle is within: a new president recruited to save the college, diverse students, faculty and alums, and most engagingly, a famed artist Sister Magdalena, whose sculptures embody a fierce war against corporate America, notably the college's chairman of the board. McDonald's gift for lively dialogue carries the college from one crisis to another, the denouement in suspense until the very end. An intriguing read from start to finish."--John Boettiger, author of A Love in the Shadows "I am always cautious when approaching a novel written by a published poet butBarbara McDonald made reading Slipsliding by the Bay easy for me. Enticing and entertaining, I read it with mounting pleasure."--Chester Aaron, author of About Us, "With a sharp eye for detail and a complement of perfectly peculiar characters, Barbara McDonald has devised a wonderful satire of the academic world. Her portrait of a small liberal arts college--its lecheries and larcenies--exactly conjures the atmosphere of that unique modern institution where absurdity and logic are married so closely: the campus."--Louis B. Jones, author of California's Over , Particles and Luck , and Radiance "Intriguing. You got me hooked with the moving plot and interesting characters. I was curious to see what mischief Gudewill and Stein would cook up. Magdalena and Lucy continued to surprise." --Louis Owens, author of Sharpest Sight and Bone Game "Barbara McDonald's Slipsliding by the Bay is an absorbing novel. A comedy both dark and light, it recounts an often wild search for survival of an embattled small college in 1970s San Francisco. The battle is within: a new president recruited to save the college, diverse students, faculty and alums, and most engagingly, a famed artist Sister Magdalena, whose sculptures embody a fierce war against corporate America, notably the college's chairman of the board. McDonald's gift for lively dialogue carries the college from one crisis to another, the denouement in suspense until the very end. An intriguing read from start to finish."--John Boettiger, author of A Love in the Shadows "I am always cautious when approaching a novel written by a published poet but Barbara McDonald made reading Slipsliding by the Bay easy for me. Enticing and entertaining, I read it with mounting pleasure."--Chester Aaron, author of About Us
Dewey Decimal
813.6
Synopsis
A zany glimpse of a small college at a crossroads that will transport the reader back to the seventies in the Bay Area, a time of upheaval and societal change., Perched on the edge of San Francisco, Lakeside College is experiencing an identity crisis. John Gudewill is recruited as president to save the college from possible closure--but he is flummoxed at every turn. The faculty, led by secretive English professor Eliot Blanc, is determined to unionize. The alumni want Lakeside to return to its former status as a women-only college. Meanwhile, Sister Magdalena, the college's infamous artist, is waging war against corporate America through her art, and the students are engaging in their own warfare through sit-ins and protests. With the college besieged on all sides, what is its new president to do? A hilarious spoof of academic intrigue, Slipsliding by the Bay mirrors the societal turmoil and follies of the seventies.
LC Classification Number
PS3613.C386967S55
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