| Edition |
First Counterpoint edition. |
| Description |
viii, 240 pages ; 22 cm |
| Contents |
The divide (V-J Day) -- A conversation (1943-2013) -- A clearing (1945-2014) -- One nearly perfect day (1946) -- Time out of time (1947-2015) -- One of us (1950) -- Dismemberment (1974-2008) -- The great interruption: the story of a famous story of old Port William and how it ceased to be told (1935-1978) -- How it went (1979-1994-2002) --The branch way of doing (1932-2004) -- The art of loading brush (2015) -- A time and times and the dividing of time (1944-2019) -- A rainbow (1945-1975-2021). |
| Summary |
"At the age of eighty, Andy Catlett is preparing himself to join the whole Membership of Port William, which includes those alive as well as those departed who still seem vividly alive. As he looks back on his own life through thirteen stories that range from his earliest childhood memories to the present day, from 1945 to 2001, How It Went reveals Andy at his most loving and retrospective, coming to the end of his days surrounded by the love and memory of family and friends, living among the living and the dead"-- Provided by publisher. |
| Subject(S) |
Older people -- Fiction.
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Short stories.
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Fiction.
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| ISBN |
9781640095816 (hardcover) |
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1640095810 (hardcover) |
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