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The Stardust Lounge
Stories from a Boy's Adolescence
by Deborah Digges
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Paperback: 240 pages
Publisher: Anchor (May 14 2002)
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Chapter 1: Fall, 1991
Thirteen-year-old Stephen has run away again. He's out there somewhere with his gang, all of them dressed for the dark in black-hooded sweatshirts, oversized team jackets, ball caps, baggy pants that ride low on their hips.

Reader's Guide
The introduction, discussion questions, suggested reading list, and author biography that follow are intended to enhance your group's reading of Deborah Digges's The Stardust Lounge, a mother's story of her son's harrowing adolescence and of how she

Essay
Buster the epileptic bulldog died in the fall of 1997, the day before Stephen's twentieth birthday. Buster's last six months had been difficult. His body was failing. He had developed a terrible arthritis and the medications, while easing his pain, caused


About the Author

Deborah DiggesDeborah Digges

Deborah Digges is the author of the memoir Fugitive Spring and three award-winning volumes of poetry. Her poetry appears regularly in The New Yorker and other publications. She teaches English at Tufts University and lives in Amherst and Worcester, Massachusetts, with her husband, Frank..

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