Title: Carla Makes Music
Product review: "Don't the Moon Look Lonesome" is an astonishing tour de force. The heroine is unique in American literature. Carla isn't an earth-mother, a sentimental fool, a quivering neurotic, a control freak, a femme fatale, or a bloodless nonentity. A feisty blond blues singer in love with a moody black musician, Carla is as capable of examining her soul as she is of questioning society's assumptions about color, shape, attitude, style, and hierarchy. She convinces us that she's got a right to sing the blues the way she sings the blues, and she always stops singing when the music stops. Madame Bovary, meet Carla. You could learn a lot from her.
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