South of Everything - Gonzalez, Audrey Taylor
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South of Everything is a powerful parable about the changing South after World War II (40s-50s) that bears witness to a world of religious and racial prejudice, transformed through the eyes of a young woman whose friendship with her parents' servant, Old Thomas, initiates her into a world of magic and spiritual richness. This universal coming of age tale is about questioning the world around us and finding one's own truth. It will appeal to all spiritual women who dream of stepping beyond the safe boundaries of the world they know.

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South of Everything is a powerful parable about the changing South after World War II (40s-50s) that bears witness to a world of religious and racial prejudice, transformed through the eyes of a young woman whose friendship with her parents' servant, Old Thomas, initiates her into a world of magic and spiritual richness. This universal coming of age tale is about questioning the world around us and finding one's own truth. It will appeal to all spiritual women who dream of stepping beyond the safe boundaries of the world they know.
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Reverend Audrey Taylor Gonzalez was born in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1939. In the span of her long career, she's been a journalist, TV host, art gallery owner, racehorse breeder, mountain climber, world traveler, breast cancer survivor, and the first woman to be ordained to holy orders in the Southern Cone of South America at Uruguay's Holy Trinity Cathedral in Montevideo. She's a philanthropist, and mother and grandmother to her own children as well as many people in need that have crossed her path over the years. As a deacon at Calvary Episcopal Church in Memphis, Audrey received the prestigious Juvenile Court Judges Award for Outstanding Service in 2012 and 2014 and she was selected by the governor of Tennessee as a Commissioner on TCCY (Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth). She is the author of three books, the fictional memoir The Lolololo Tree and two collections of writings and homilies, Sermons and Such and The Shady Place. South of Everything is her first novel. Audrey resides in Memphis, Tennessee. For more information about the author, please visit: www.audreytaylorgonzalez.com.