I Met A Goat On The Road, And Other Stories Of Life On This Hill
Fiction & Literature, Essays & Letters, Essays, Biography & Memoir
| Author: | Denele Campbell | ISBN: | 9781370286034 |
| Publisher: | Denele Campbell | Publication: | October 2, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Denele Campbell |
| ISBN: | 9781370286034 |
| Publisher: | Denele Campbell |
| Publication: | October 2, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
A visiting guinea? A ‘possum in the dining room? What strange and wondrous occurrences can one expect while living on an Ozark mountaintop for thirty-five years?
These lyrical adventure stories feature chickens, raccoons, bugs, dogs, cats, and natural critters of this woodland home. Throw in a few neighbors who shoot copperheads or remodel the dirt road. Ponder the passage of time through a philosophical lens of wonder and delight. The seasons bring summer heat, winter snow, pouring rain, the power of fire. Lessons learned, questions posed–who has lived and died on this land? What is our responsibility to this place, its creatures, each other?
Come meet the goat on the road.
I Met A Goat On The Road is a non-fiction collection of stories about life on an Ozark hilltop.
A visiting guinea? A ‘possum in the dining room? What strange and wondrous occurrences can one expect while living on an Ozark mountaintop for thirty-five years?
These lyrical adventure stories feature chickens, raccoons, bugs, dogs, cats, and natural critters of this woodland home. Throw in a few neighbors who shoot copperheads or remodel the dirt road. Ponder the passage of time through a philosophical lens of wonder and delight. The seasons bring summer heat, winter snow, pouring rain, the power of fire. Lessons learned, questions posed–who has lived and died on this land? What is our responsibility to this place, its creatures, each other?
Come meet the goat on the road.
I Met A Goat On The Road is a non-fiction collection of stories about life on an Ozark hilltop.
