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Bailey White lives in south Georgia. She is the author of the national best-sellers Mama Makes Up Her Mind and Sleeping at the Starlite Motel. She is also a regular commentator on National Public Radio's All Things Considered.
"White will transport readers to that place where the language is
languid, the bees hum . . . and everybody-- in a nice kind of
way--is a little off-kilter." --San Francisco
Chronicle
"An enchanting work, as delicately stitched as a spider
web." --The Philadelphia Inquirer
"A novel of many perspectives. . . . On one level, Quite a Year for
Plums is about chickens and peanut cultivars and pine- straw fires;
on another, it's about art and impermanence and freedom." --The New
York Times Book Review
"Deliciously funny. . . . As tasty as a 12-egg poundcake, pungent
as tea olive and crafty as a crow." --Atlanta
Journal-Constitution
"White will transport readers to that place where the language is
languid, the bees hum . . . and everybody-- in a nice kind of
way--is a little off-kilter." --San Francisco Chronicle
"An enchanting work, as delicately stitched as a spider web." --The
Philadelphia Inquirer
"A novel of many perspectives. . . . On one level, Quite a Year for
Plums is about chickens and peanut cultivars and pine- straw fires;
on another, it's about art and impermanence and freedom." --The New
York Times Book Review
"Deliciously funny. . . . As tasty as a 12-egg poundcake, pungent
as tea olive and crafty as a crow." --Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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