HOMEGROWN - Watters, Mark Randolph
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I've not yet figured out exactly what, in literary terms, a short story is supposed to accomplish, except to say it should do so with far fewer words than a novel. My collection herein does not attempt to break unbroken ground or to achieve any other high-level goals. They're just stories that happen to be short, some shorter than others. Maybe some are well-written; maybe none of them is. But a book of Homegrown short stories will have a happier ending during a soak in a hot bath than a smartphone accidentally dropped into that hot bath. And, I promise you this: No ads will ever pop up in the…mehr

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I've not yet figured out exactly what, in literary terms, a short story is supposed to accomplish, except to say it should do so with far fewer words than a novel. My collection herein does not attempt to break unbroken ground or to achieve any other high-level goals. They're just stories that happen to be short, some shorter than others. Maybe some are well-written; maybe none of them is. But a book of Homegrown short stories will have a happier ending during a soak in a hot bath than a smartphone accidentally dropped into that hot bath. And, I promise you this: No ads will ever pop up in the middle of any of these stories. So, open these pages, open your minds, suspend disbelief, and enjoy an all-around good read, without the digital distractions.
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Autorenporträt
Mark Randolph Watters is a native of Rome, Georgia and a graduate of Model High School and Berry College. He has been married for 34 years to the lovely and talented Chris Watters, with whom he currently lives in central Pennsylvania (since 2014 but LONGS to return South!). Mark has authored five novels (currently working on two others) and hundreds of short stories and poems. He is not a formally-trained writer (has an accounting degree) but enjoys giving the art and craft his best efforts. He was a winner of the Dahlonega (GA) Short Story contest both in 2005 and 2006.