An Unfortunate Woman A Journey

* Achingly elliptical and sometimes stunning ... It is heavy with introspective reflection and dark themes, yet remains buoyant with lyrical nature poetry and brilliant, electric humour. Herald * He was an absolute original who found cause for celebration in the most unlikely places Guardian * One of the last of the beat genertion, Brautigan's frequently autobiographical work [contains] strikingly poignant childhood memories and even the occasional foray into magic realism ... quite wonderful. The Times * Richard Brautigan's An Unfortunate Woman is not only vintage Brautigan but is among his best, filled with breathtaking insights about our life now. Jim Harrison