
I have a confession to make... I miss my rural roots and the South Carolina countryside I grew-up in. Having lived in Atlanta's urban
clusterfest for so long now I foolishly believed I'd evolved (
de-
volved) beyond all-things-agrarian. Talk about being in denial. But reading the evocative, achingly southern
Memory's Keep, by
UGA professor and novelist James Everett
Kibler, is just about to break my heart.
I want to go home. At least for the holidays.
2 comments:
Did you read the first one too? I need a new book. I just finished State of Denial. I definitely need something to cleanse the palate.
Nope, not yet. (FYI Readers: Memory's Keep is the second in a trilogy.)
The book is an immediate escape from anything political.
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