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Rick Bragg

Echoes of Poverty and Redemption in the Alabama Hills

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Author: Rick Bragg

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780679442585

Language: English

Publish Date: 08/26/1997

Audiobook length: 31min

All Over but the Shoutin' Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: A man who buys books because they’re pretty

00:0023:43

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Chapter 2: A killing, and a man who tried to walk on water

00:0013:31

Chapter 3: Fake gold, other people’s houses, and the finest man I never knew

00:0027:19

Chapter 4: Dreaming that a crooked man will straighten up and fly right

00:0028:41

Chapter 5: When God blinks

00:0013:28

Chapter 6: The free show

00:0016:33

Chapter 7: No papers on him

00:0005:39

Chapter 8: In the mouth of the machine

00:0009:41

Chapter 9: On the wings of a great speckled bird

00:0020:55

Chapter 10: If you got to kill somebody, better it ain’t family

00:0018:02

Chapter 11: Under a hateful sky

00:0008:15

Chapter 12: Getting above your raisin

00:0003:49

Chapter 13: Fine qualities

00:0003:10

Chapter 14: 100 miles per hour, upside down and sideways

00:0012:26

Chapter 15: The usual suspects

00:0009:39

Chapter 16: In the temple

00:0012:00

Chapter 17: Saturdays in October

00:0016:31

Chapter 18: White tuxedoes

00:0008:21

Chapter 19: The price tag on heaven

00:0015:57

Chapter 20: Under Vulcan’s hammer

00:0011:01

Chapter 21: Running hot

00:0009:59

Chapter 22: What if

00:0006:10

Chapter 23: Paradise

00:0023:18

Chapter 24: Miami, in madness

00:0012:26

Chapter 25: Eating life

00:0015:30

Chapter 26: Tap-tap

00:0018:37

Chapter 27: Snow in a can

00:0007:44

Chapter 28: The interview for the Ivy League

00:0012:32

Chapter 29: Perfume on a hog

00:0020:18

Chapter 30: New York

00:0012:46

Chapter 31: Coming home

00:0015:08

Chapter 32: Dining out with no money, and living with no life

00:0009:16

Chapter 33: Buying bodies, eating lobster

00:0018:28

Chapter 34: Gone South

00:0015:17

Chapter 35: Abigail

00:0006:19

Chapter 36: Mrs. Smith, and family

00:0016:42

Chapter 37: Monsters

00:0004:20

Chapter 38: Validation

00:0028:25

Chapter 39: 1.3 acres

00:0015:56

Chapter 40: The same

00:0005:54

Chapter 41: Who we are

00:0013:20

Chapter 42: Safe in the dark

00:0001:08

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Who should listen All Over but the Shoutin'

The summary audiobook of "All Over but the Shoutin'" by Rick Bragg is ideal for readers interested in memoirs that delve into themes of family, Southern culture, and overcoming hardship. It appeals to those who appreciate evocative storytelling and personal narratives that capture the complexities of life in the rural South. Whether you're a fan of Bragg's writing or seeking an inspiring tale of resilience and love, this summary audiobook provides a concise overview for anyone looking to explore the author's poignant reflections on his upbringing and the impact of his family.

3 quotes from All Over but the Shoutin'

"In the end, we all want the same things: to love, to be loved, to work hard, and to find our way home."
"The truth is that every life is filled with pain and sorrow, but it’s how you deal with that pain that defines you."
"Memory is a strange thing; it can make everything feel alive again, even when it hurts."

Author : Rick Bragg

Rick Bragg is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author renowned for his best-selling and critically acclaimed books, including *All Over but the Shoutin'*, *Ava's Man*, and *The Prince of Frogtown*. A native of Calhoun County, Alabama, Bragg draws inspiration from the lives of his Southern roots, offering poignant narratives that celebrate the resilience of cotton pickers, mill workers, and whiskey makers—stories often overlooked or reduced to clichés. With a diverse writing background that spans two decades in journalism, Bragg has contributed to notable publications like *Sports Illustrated* and *The New York Times*, receiving over 50 prestigious awards, including the American Society of Newspaper Editors Distinguished Writing Award on two occasions. Currently a Professor of Writing in the Journalism Department at the University of Alabama, he continues to cultivate his craft while living in Tuscaloosa with his wife, Dianne, and stepson, Jake. Though he claims fishing as his only hobby, he humorously acknowledges he’s the least skilled fisherman in the family.

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