Naugahide Days - Austin, Phil Laughing Crow
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"So, gentle reader, open up this book, pick out a tale at random, doesn't matter which, and put your feet up on the old swaybacked sofa in this ancient tumbledown rose cottage at the end of the sandy lane. Listen. Outside the window, a summer nor'easter is brewing. The wind finds a shrill banshee voice. It rattles the shingles and mists hard, chill raindrops off the grey slop dancing out in the harbor...Listen. Thomas Woodbriar's calm baritone introduces you to his world, this tiny crescent of sanddune and beach plum and cobblestone, such a sweetly mad tempest in a cracked, old teapot, this…mehr

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"So, gentle reader, open up this book, pick out a tale at random, doesn't matter which, and put your feet up on the old swaybacked sofa in this ancient tumbledown rose cottage at the end of the sandy lane. Listen. Outside the window, a summer nor'easter is brewing. The wind finds a shrill banshee voice. It rattles the shingles and mists hard, chill raindrops off the grey slop dancing out in the harbor...Listen. Thomas Woodbriar's calm baritone introduces you to his world, this tiny crescent of sanddune and beach plum and cobblestone, such a sweetly mad tempest in a cracked, old teapot, this Naugahide that he knows so intimately..." (From the introduction by Phil Laughing Crow Austin)
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Phil Laughing Crow Austin is the the author of five novels and a memoir. Born in 1953 during a cross-fire hurricane, he is a daily pactitioner of patience and forgiveness, a friend to honeybees and a connoisseur of snowflakes. Somewhere along the way he became a blues singer, a theater critic, a wooden boat whisperer, and a professional housewright. His first novel, a Christmas fable published in 1998, was hailed by Publisher's Weekly as 'a sharply etched tale reaching across cultures with universal spirituality.'