My Daddy Was a Pistol and I’m a Son of a Gun

Lewis Grizzard

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Belletristik / Humor, Satire, Kabarett

Beschreibung

My Daddy Was a Pistol and I'm A Son of a Gun is a special memoir, an unabashed confession of a man's love for his father, told as only humorist Lewis Grizzard can.

Grizzard's father was a man of tremendous contradictions, of lusty appetites, of rare warmth. He was a charmer of men and women and a consummate con artist. A certified war hero and a shameless passer of bad checks. An overpowering personality and a man of great courage. Finally the self-described mah-velous Major Grizzard was a drinker, capable of going off on a bender that could wreak havoc even for those he loved most.

If the Major is the soul of this book, Lewis Grizzard is the heart, flashing back and forth in time. Grizzard offers his trademark hilarious and touching recollections of eccentric aunts, compassionate teachers, sagacious bosses; of being kidnapped and traveling with his daddy by bus to small towns all over the South; of learning to tell jokes; and of understanding how to laugh—and cry—at life.

Grizzard's My Daddy Was a Pistol will entertain as well as surprise his legion of established fans as well as those just discovering Grizzard for the first time.

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father, Atlanta, Birddogs, drinker, the South, Dad, love, Dan Jenkins, humor, Columbus, GA, Mother, Georgia, Atlanta Journal, Fort Benning, boy, Atlanta Constitution, U.S.Army, jokes, Bronze Star, Chicago Sun-Times, Newnan, GA, World War II