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A collection of closely related short stories in which the author creates a portrait of a rural Kentucky community, largely seen through the eyes of female protagonists. Young, old, Black, white, tenant farmer, landowner, preacher, teacher; the community's lives are woven together and their choices help determine each other's fates. This collection is set in the rural south in the mid-twentieth century and provides an interesting and immediate lens with which to view the loves, tragedies, and longings of the people who lived in that time and place from a very feminine perspective.

Produktbeschreibung
A collection of closely related short stories in which the author creates a portrait of a rural Kentucky community, largely seen through the eyes of female protagonists. Young, old, Black, white, tenant farmer, landowner, preacher, teacher; the community's lives are woven together and their choices help determine each other's fates. This collection is set in the rural south in the mid-twentieth century and provides an interesting and immediate lens with which to view the loves, tragedies, and longings of the people who lived in that time and place from a very feminine perspective.
Autorenporträt
Laura Weddle's stories have appeared in numerous regional and national literary magazines, one receiving the Appalachian Heritage Danny C. Plattner Award for Excellence in Fiction. Two other stories have received nominations for the Pushcart Prize. Born and raised on tobacco farms in central Kentucky, she holds three Master's degrees, in Education, English, and Communications from the University of Kentucky and Morehead State University. Her teaching career spans thirty-three years.