Priestdaddy A Memoir - Patricia Lockwood

Priestdaddy Caused A Sensation When It Hit Bookshelves In 2017' Vogue 'glorious' Sunday Times ' Laugh-out-loud Funny' The Times 'extraordinary' Observer 'exceptional' Telegraph 'electric' York Times 'snort-out-loud' Financial Times 'dazzling' Guardian 'do Yourself A Favour And Read This Memoir ' Bookpage Winner Of The Thurber Prize For American Humour The Childhood Of Patricia Lockwood, The Poet Dubbed 'the Smutty-metaphor Queen Of Lawrence, Kansas' By The York Times, Was Unusual In Many Respects. There Was The Location: An Impoverished, Nuclear Waste-riddled Area Of The American Midwest. There Was Her Mother, A Woman Who Speaks Almost Entirely In Strange Riddles And Arnings Of Impending Danger.