The Folsom Rewind - Shaffer, Bruce
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Edgar is a forlorn husband drinking his troubles away. Sally is his angry wife. Can they work out their problems in this action-filled adventure that navigates the course of time . . . backward? From present-day Folsom to the goldrush era, you'll meet memorable characters like Joe, a Folsom Prison inmate and his cellmate, Smiley; Gertie, a good-natured elementary school teacher of Maidu origin; Hank, a hard-working housecleaner with a questionable past; and Jesse, a gregarious and heroic gunslinger. Remarkably, they're all somehow connected in the space-time continuum, which details some of…mehr

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Edgar is a forlorn husband drinking his troubles away. Sally is his angry wife. Can they work out their problems in this action-filled adventure that navigates the course of time . . . backward? From present-day Folsom to the goldrush era, you'll meet memorable characters like Joe, a Folsom Prison inmate and his cellmate, Smiley; Gertie, a good-natured elementary school teacher of Maidu origin; Hank, a hard-working housecleaner with a questionable past; and Jesse, a gregarious and heroic gunslinger. Remarkably, they're all somehow connected in the space-time continuum, which details some of Folsom's rich history, such as Johnny Cash's iconic performance at Folsom Prison in 1968. Time ticks on relentlessly, but in The Folsom Rewind it wiggles and wags, twists and turns, zigs and zags more mysteriously than ever . . .
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Autorenporträt
Bruce Shaffer has written feature magazine stories and sports articles for publications near his adopted hometown of Folsom, California. As a civil engineer, he authored many water resources documents during his 26-year career. Now retired, Bruce enjoys tapping into his life experiences and creativity to compose works of non-fiction and fiction, including his humorous personal memoirs, It Started with a Pickle Crock. He lives happily with his wonderful wife, a playful dog, and a defiant cat, and has two awesome grown sons in Northern California.