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Among the wonders of St. Urbain, our St. Urbain, there was a man who ran for alderman on a one-plank platform - provincial speed cops were anti-Semites. There was a semi-pro whore, Cross-Eyed Yetta, and a gifted cripple, Pomerantz, who had a poem published in <i>transition</i> before he shriveled and died at the age of twenty-seven. A boxer who once made the <i>Ring</i> magazine ratings. Lazar of Best Grade Fruit who raked in twenty-five hundred dollars for being knocked down by a No. 43 streetcar. A woman who actually called herself a divorcee. A man, A.D.'s father, who was bad luck to have in your house. And more, many more.
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The Street, Mordecai Richler
- Language
- Released
- 1985
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- Title
- The Street
- Subtitle
- Stories And Memoirs From St Urbain Street
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Mordecai Richler
- Publisher
- Penguin Canada
- Released
- 1985
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 162
- ISBN10
- 0140158170
- ISBN13
- 9780140158175
- Series
- Tags
- Fiction, Historical Fiction, Humor, Short Stories, Canada, Jewish Literature, Canadian Literature
- Description
- Among the wonders of St. Urbain, our St. Urbain, there was a man who ran for alderman on a one-plank platform - provincial speed cops were anti-Semites. There was a semi-pro whore, Cross-Eyed Yetta, and a gifted cripple, Pomerantz, who had a poem published in <i>transition</i> before he shriveled and died at the age of twenty-seven. A boxer who once made the <i>Ring</i> magazine ratings. Lazar of Best Grade Fruit who raked in twenty-five hundred dollars for being knocked down by a No. 43 streetcar. A woman who actually called herself a divorcee. A man, A.D.'s father, who was bad luck to have in your house. And more, many more.