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 · THE END OF VANDALISM. by Tom Drury ‧ RELEASE DATE: Ma. Drury's first novel, set in Grouse County, a network of small towns in the Midwest, is a poker-faced look at American folkways in a world that is precarious and perverse. Grouse County does not have cable, and it will never, ancient rumors to the contrary, play host to a farm movie starring Sally www.doorway.ru: Tom Drury. Tom Drury is the author of several novels, including ''The End of Vandalism'', ''Hunts in Dreams'', ''The Driftless Area'', and ''The Black Brook''. His fiction has appeared in the New Yorker, Harper's, and the Mississippi Review, and he has been named one of Granta's Best Young American Novelists/5(93). Tom Drury, Author of Pacific and The End of Vandalism.

In praise of Tom Drury's small-town America. Drury's early novels, The End of Vandalism and Hunts in Dreams, may seem similar to other quiet studies of the midwest, but don't be fooled. Yiyun. The End of Vandalism. By Tom Drury. Novem. Save this story for later. Save this story for later. The New Yorker, November Eleven chapters of Tom Drury's The End of Vandalism were published as separate stories in The New Yorker between and This is a remarkable achievement for the young author, considering.

THE END OF VANDALISM. by Tom Drury ‧ RELEASE DATE: Ma. Drury's first novel, set in Grouse County, a network of small towns in the Midwest, is a poker-faced look at American folkways in a world that is precarious and perverse. Grouse County does not have cable, and it will never, ancient rumors to the contrary, play host to a farm movie starring Sally Field. Before its publication in , substantial excerpts of American author Tom Drury's novel The End of Vandalism had already been published as minimalist stories in The New Yorker. After publication, it was cited by New York Magazine as one of the nine best books of the year [2] and in GQ named it among their best 50 works of fiction of the past 50 years. The End of Vandalism by Tom Drury – a sad and funny small-town tale This reissued novel hunkers deep into the daily life of its fictional backwater of Grouse County in midwest America On.