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Christie Hodgen
Christie Hodgen is the author of "Elegies for the Brokenhearted," "Hello, I Must Be Going," and "A Jeweler's Eye for Flaw: Stories." Her awards include two Pushcart Prizes, the AWP Award in Short Fiction, and a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. Visit Christie's website at:... show more

Christie Hodgen is the author of "Elegies for the Brokenhearted," "Hello, I Must Be Going," and "A Jeweler's Eye for Flaw: Stories." Her awards include two Pushcart Prizes, the AWP Award in Short Fiction, and a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. Visit Christie's website at: http://christiehodgen.com
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Christie Hodgen's Books
Elegies for the Brokenhearted - Christie Hodgen Hello, I Must Be Going: A Novel - Christie Hodgen A Jeweler's Eye for Flaw: Stories - Christie Hodgen The Southern Review 48.1: Winter 2012 - ... The Southern Review 48.1: Winter 2012 - Jessica Faust, Cara Blue Adams, Wendy Barker, Anemone Beaulier, Elana Bell, Jason Brown, Rachel I Buff, Joanne Diaz, Stephen Dunn, Stuart Dybek, Alan Feldman, Robert A Fink, John Hart, Bob Hicok, Christie Hodgen, Roy Jacobstein, Daniel Johnson, Anna Journey, Thomas E Kenne
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makinghismark
makinghismark rated it 13 years ago
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You can often tell a lot about someone by what they think of others. In Christie Hodgen's novel, there are five elegies written by Mary Murphy about five people who had an influence on her life. The prose is powerful and compelling, as more is revealed about Mary's own difficult life. This book will...
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ellaminnowpea
ellaminnowpea rated it 14 years ago
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An entirely unique concept – Hodgen tells the story of Mary Murphy’s life through elegies to five people who have shaped that life. The elegies are arranged in roughly chronological order, and are written from Mary’s point of view. There is the obvious inclusion of her mother, her uncle, and Mary’s ...
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