A sharp yet honest caricature of the neocolonial, uncritical right on American college campuses.
Let me go ahead and say it upfront: I wrote that goddamn novel.
An unsympathetic, self-concerned young professor at a small university in Appalachia is on the verge of a breakthrough. His first book, Coyote Road, has become a huge success. Students are reading his book on campus. Invitations to speak are pouring in from universities and bookstores. There is just one problem: no one believes it’s his book. Some guy named Rodrigo Suarez has taken all of the credit, all of the adulation, all of the accolades, and all the attention.
Thus begins the young professor’s obsessive crusade to expose Rodrigo Suarez as a liar and a thief. In this uncomfortably plausible farce, the indefatigable Steven Salaita drops the hammer on the shallow and disingenuous discourse regarding identity politics and appropriation on American campuses.
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Steven Salaita is a scholar and writer based in Egypt. He is the author of nine nonfiction books, most notably Inter/Nationalism: Decolonizing Native America and Palestine, Israel's Dead Soul, and the recently published memoir, An Honest Living. He currently teaches at the American University in Cairo. Daughter, Son, Assassin is his first work of fiction. His essays can be found at stevesalaita.com.
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Da: World of Books (was SecondSale), Montgomery, IL, U.S.A.
Paperback. Condizione: Good. Rodrigo Suarez?s Coyote Road is a veritable smash hit. Anyone who?s anyone is reading it, and the accolades and speaking invitations are pouring in. There is just one problem: Rodrigo didn?t write it. Jerry Turley did. And no one believes him. Thus, Jerry?an unimpressive professor at an Appalachian university?embarks on an obsessive, self-destructive crusade to prove his authorship and expose Rodrigo as a thief and an impostor. It doesn?t take much Googling to discover that ?Rodrigo? is not the man he claims to be. Convincing people to care about it proves much harder. In this uncomfortable campus farce, Steven Salaita holds a mirror to the nagging questions of authenticity and appropriation that occupy college campuses and literary institutions alike, daring to ask us who really stands to benefit from our era of sensitivity and self-regard. Codice articolo 00109116284
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Da: World of Books (was SecondSale), Montgomery, IL, U.S.A.
Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. Rodrigo Suarez?s Coyote Road is a veritable smash hit. Anyone who?s anyone is reading it, and the accolades and speaking invitations are pouring in. There is just one problem: Rodrigo didn?t write it. Jerry Turley did. And no one believes him. Thus, Jerry?an unimpressive professor at an Appalachian university?embarks on an obsessive, self-destructive crusade to prove his authorship and expose Rodrigo as a thief and an impostor. It doesn?t take much Googling to discover that ?Rodrigo? is not the man he claims to be. Convincing people to care about it proves much harder. In this uncomfortable campus farce, Steven Salaita holds a mirror to the nagging questions of authenticity and appropriation that occupy college campuses and literary institutions alike, daring to ask us who really stands to benefit from our era of sensitivity and self-regard. Codice articolo 00108970558
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Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less. Codice articolo G1945335467I4N00
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Paperback or Softback. Condizione: New. Jerry and Rodrigo Go to War. Book. Codice articolo BBS-9781945335464
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Da: Rarewaves USA, HEBRON, KY, U.S.A.
Paperback. Condizione: New. Rodrigo Suarez's Coyote Road is a veritable smash hit. Anyone who's anyone is reading it, and the accolades and speaking invitations are pouring in. There is just one problem: Rodrigo didn't write it. Jerry Turley did. And no one believes him. Thus, Jerry-an unimpressive professor at an Appalachian university-embarks on an obsessive, self-destructive crusade to prove his authorship and expose Rodrigo as a thief and an impostor. It doesn't take much Googling to discover that "Rodrigo" is not the man he claims to be. Convincing people to care about it proves much harder. In this uncomfortable campus farce, Steven Salaita holds a mirror to the nagging questions of authenticity and appropriation that occupy college campuses and literary institutions alike, daring to ask us who really stands to benefit from our era of sensitivity and self-regard. Codice articolo LU-9781945335464
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Da: Rarewaves.com USA, London, LONDO, Regno Unito
Paperback. Condizione: New. Rodrigo Suarez's Coyote Road is a veritable smash hit. Anyone who's anyone is reading it, and the accolades and speaking invitations are pouring in. There is just one problem: Rodrigo didn't write it. Jerry Turley did. And no one believes him. Thus, Jerry-an unimpressive professor at an Appalachian university-embarks on an obsessive, self-destructive crusade to prove his authorship and expose Rodrigo as a thief and an impostor. It doesn't take much Googling to discover that "Rodrigo" is not the man he claims to be. Convincing people to care about it proves much harder. In this uncomfortable campus farce, Steven Salaita holds a mirror to the nagging questions of authenticity and appropriation that occupy college campuses and literary institutions alike, daring to ask us who really stands to benefit from our era of sensitivity and self-regard. Codice articolo LU-9781945335464
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