9/27/2011

Hurricane Hotel: A Novel Review

Hurricane Hotel: A Novel
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Hurricane Hotel is a surrealistic romp through the madness of the soul. It yanks the reader into a place in time that exists like a meteorite in the night sky; it shines brightly, then burns away in a glorious blast of light. Lawson's characters are sinuously developed to encase the reader in a quest to find the end of the story. And for those of us who have experience swimming through the sub-strata of the heavy New Orleans night, it makes it just in time, just before the street sweeper passes by outside the gates. Beware!

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Hurricane Hotel is a rollicking, streetcar ride of a novel setin New Orleans, before, during, and after a Hurricane. The Spirit of Jelly Roll Mortontells a story that revolves around young Zack, who leaves his dysfunctional, ruralLouisiana home, and hitch-hikes to New Orleans and there is befriended by a soiree ofcolorful characters: Some Guy Upstairs, a Mardi Gras bead artist; Martha, who has leftthe medical profession to become a Downtown Queen; the Chemical Sisters, a duo hell benton changing the world; and others, all of whom reside at the hotel.Hurricane Hotel is a book of voices, with each characterenlightening and seducing the reader to join him or her in traversing the dailyescapades that could happen only in New Orleans. With a foreword by Andre Dubus III,(author of House of Sand and Fog), and lyrics from Bob Dylan, Dr. John and many others,Hurricane Hotel is a love letter to a drowned city destined to be reborn and a must readfor the young and rebellious at heart.

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