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The rabbit factory

By Brown Larry, Brown Larry 1951 July 9

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A wealthy social misfit, his much-younger wife, a runaway, and a big-hearted prostitute find their lives intersecting in the wake of quirky gangster activities, strait-laced professors, and fast-an...

Father and son

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From a pheasant hunter's notebook

By Brown Larry

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From a pheasant hunter's notebook

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A pheasant hunter's notebook

By Brown Larry

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Facing the music

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Dirty work

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Joe

By Larry Brown, Brown Larry

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Average guy Joe Ransom meets fifteen-year-old Gary Jones and offers him a chance at life.

Father and son

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Convicted and sentenced on a vehicular homicide charge, Glen is the bad seed - the haunted, angry, drunken, and dangerous son of Virgil and Emma Davis. Bobby Blanchard is the sheriff, as different...

Billy Ray's farm

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