The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store James McBride 400 pages; Riverhead Books $28.00 The most shocking moment in James McBride’s rollicking new novel is not when a skeleton turns up at a “murder scene” on the first page. It’s not when a ghost materializes and hastens a gruesome stabbing, or even when a “pasty-faced Presbyterian” doctor — and Ku Klux Klan supporter — rants about being “replace[d]” by “the Jews, the Negroes, the Greeks, the Mennonites, the Russian Orthodox,” in the 1930s mining town of Pottsville, Pennsylvania. The most shocking moment in The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store is when the wizardly McBride steps out from behind the curtain. Having gathered his melting-pot cast at a
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