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King of Gaheena
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In 1970s America, two characters struggle for ultimate control ... one for a life he can scarcely imagine, the other for the only life he has ever known.

From author Squire Babcock comes the story of a pilgrimage into a deep and personal hell ... and the journey back.

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MEDIA HIGHLIGHTS

Louisville native and author Squire Babcock talks to Good Morning Kentucky's Chris Dietz about his novel The King of Gaheena. See the video.

 

See Squire Babcock on Nashville Public Television's "A Word On Words" with John Seigenthaler. Podcast.

Go to Squire's Calendar page for a complete lineup of media events.

 

REVIEWS

In "Reviewer's Bookwatch," by Michael J. Carson, July 2009

In "Library Thing", May 14, 2009

In "Book Review 2008."

Emerging Writers Network, December 2008

"In the cards."

Kentucky Monthly, November 2008

"Potent tale of guilt, shame, class, and violence." Amazon, October 2008


IN THE PRESS

"Local art worthy of mighty praise."

Evansville Courier-Press

 

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Praise for The King of Gaheena

King of Hearts"..a fascinating and complex novel..rich and vivid..lush and evocative." - Robert Olen Butler


"...inheritance freighted with entitlement and grief, violence and blind need, and surprising moments of wonder." - Nancy Reisman

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...rich in atmosphere and vibrating with suspense." - Leah Stewart

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Squire Babcock directs the MFA in Creative Writing program at Murray State University.


In the beautiful lakes region of Western Kentucky, something extraordinary is happening. Masters in their craft—some of the most widely respected novelists, poets and essayists working today—are guiding a group of talented and diverse writers in Murray State University's Low-Residency MFA in Creative Writing program.

 

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