Dispatches to Grover: Unsolicited Letters to my Twin by Smutt, Ludlow

Dispatches to Grover: Unsolicited Letters to my Twin (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780615417417)

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Format: Paperback
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Dispatches to Grover: Unsolicited Letters to my Twin by Smutt, Ludlow

Dispatches to Grover: Unsolicited Letters to my Twin

$13.95
Dispatches to Grover: Unsolicited Letters to my Twin by Smutt, Ludlow

Dispatches to Grover: Unsolicited Letters to my Twin

$13.95
Format: Paperback
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Ludlow and Grover Smutt are identical twin brothers who have always been close despite the significant difference in their ages. After a difficult childhood, made more difficult because of their proximity to each other, they were rarely together. Ludlow lived for a long time outside the country while extradition procedures were being sorted out, and Grover's years in the "Home" also served to keep them apart. Grover had a history of unsuccessful therapy aimed at breaking him of his addiction to therapy sessions. "Dispatches to Grover" is a compilation of letters that Ludlow sent to his brother over a period of several years, and it's unclear exactly when they were writtten - or why. The book will soon be released as a major motion picture starring the electrifying actor, Macon Sparks, in the role of "Gramps."

Author: Ludlow Smutt
ISBN-10: 0615417418
ISBN-13: 9780615417417
Publisher: G & P Press
Language: English
Published: 12/28/2010
Pages: 350
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.03lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.73d
By Ludlow Smutt
By Ludlow Smutt
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Ludlow Smutt is the pen name of a well-known international figure who wishes to avoid contact with those engaged in thoroughbread racing speculation and the high-interest lending arts practiced by swarthy individuals in New Jersey. Smutt's literary works include "The Shortstop in the Barley" and "Do-It-Yourself Interior Decoration for Aircraft Carriers." They fill receptacles in libraries and bookstores throughout the Western World. Ludlow Smutt's books have been translated into twenty-three languages and six Albanian dialects, none of which are currently in use.

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