Althea

by Juan Alonso

A clear, beautiful, outrageously funny story about a Boston Irishman's love for the most spectacular Yankee murderess since Lizzie Borden: Althea Stanton.

As X.J. Muldoon goes off on an unforgettable sexual and spiritual journey through Boston, it becomes the telling of a cosmic event "no less significant than the Crucifixion: The divorce of Adam and Eve within our souls."

363 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1982

Reviews

[Shawn]

This was a book published by one of fiction teachers in college. I bought it while taking the class but never read it. I also liked the title because that's one of my favorite Grateful Dead songs.

[Sandy]

By Marcus's daddy..... loosly based on that co-ed who shot and killed her boyfriend on beacon hill in 1962. gee... anyone we know?