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A strange, moving account of a young French blues fan's relationship with an old, illiterate, alcoholic bluesman, Long Blues in A Minor presents a picture of what blues music looks like from the inside and what America looks like from the outside.

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A superb novel . . . one of the most fascinating French versions of America since deTocqueville. --Marie-Claire This is a well-told, well-translated story of a young French fan's adventures with an old bluesman in France, Chicago, and the South. --Jazztimes A superb novel . . . one of the most fascinating French versions of America since deTocqueville. Marie-Claire This is a well-told, well-translated story of a young French fan s adventures with an old bluesman in France, Chicago, and the South. Jazztimes

A superb novel . . . one of the most fascinating French versions of America since deTocqueville."" —Marie-Claire ""This is a well-told, well-translated story of a young French fan's adventures with an old bluesman in France, Chicago, and the South."" —Jazztimes</>

"A superb novel . . . one of the most fascinating French versions of America since deTocqueville."" —Marie-Claire ""This is a well-told, well-translated story of a young French fan's adventures with an old bluesman in France, Chicago, and the South."" —Jazztimes</>"

A superb novel . . . one of the most fascinating French versions of America since deTocqueville. --Marie-Claire This is a well-told, well-translated story of a young French fan's adventures with an old bluesman in France, Chicago, and the South. --Jazztimes

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