Published: March 24, 2012
Words: 38,899 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476104935

Description

Ten stories of rooted faith and flying pumpkins. Join Chief Leroy and his Yee-Haw Tribe as they defend the melting-pot of humanity from elite divisions of civilization. Will the tiny community of Simple survive? Will Destiny escape the evil grasp of Bigg City? Will Crabby Ina be abducted by aliens, or will Buster blow up yet another cow-pasture? The fate of the free world hangs in the balance.

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fiction, romance, literary, spiritual, humor, country, fantasy, happiness, bumpkin

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Review by: Pam Bainbridge-Cowan on May 04, 2012 :
The stories in this book reminded me of Barbara Kingsolver's novels. The interaction between humans and their communities, layers of meaning exposed through simple but direct language. Beautiful! Writing that flows this smoothly is the result of either hours of intense work and rewriting or the happy accident of an unusual talent. Or possibly, a combination of both? I have to admit I may be less than completely objective. The people and where and how they live are especially interesting to me. My grandfather worked at the Bray Mill near Chiloquin before it burned down. My father was born in a shack somewhere in Chiloquin. My logger relatives migrated to Klamath Falls when my grandmother chopped down the "cat house" in a fit of jealous rage, and Grandpa was urged to move his woman out of town. I grew up knowing a lot of people just like these characters. Watching the dynamic between them, the hate/love/need that exists in that world feeds my own novels. I just wish I did it half as well.

Pam, author of Something In The Dark, Cold Kill, Altered Visions and more.
(reviewed the day of purchase)

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