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|  | | Founding Families, The Beginnings of the Cornfield Ghetto
The townspeople and the farmers set their boundaries for the traditions of the Cornfield Ghetto.
The Founding of Barrows Crossing Jeremiah Barrows had a dream. The in-laws of Ezra Tucker wanted him out of town. They financed the venture which took Barrows and Tucker to Indiana where they are joined by Joshua Connors and his family, Pastor Samuels, and finally George Stephens the barber. Ezra's plan to keep his mistress nearby creates the town's first tragedy. The Farmers Ezekial Dawson, the genial horse trader/thief, and his handsome son inspire Jeremiah's dislike for dirt farmers. This creates the Barrows Crossing Exhibition where farmers and townspeople meet each summer. Stay tuned f | |  | | From the Cornfield Ghetto
A light-hearted collection of short stories and novellas depicting growing up and growing older in rural Indiana - the traditions, paranoia, and resourcefulness of its conservative inhabitants.
A collection of short stories and two novellas:
Woman's Best Friend (contemporary)
An older woman fights intruders with cookies and lemonade (and the help of an unwanted dog and nosy neighbor)in an effort to maintain her solitude.
Novella, The Friendship Caper
(contemporary)
Three older friends replace searching for the best sales and salad bars with
checking out the new man in another friend's life.
Banana Salad (the 50's)
It was pink custard, full of peanuts, bananas and miniature marshmallows. But was it a salad? What was the secret ingredient | | | | Those Boys!
A gossipy look at the Wright Brothers through the eyes of their imaginary neighbors.
Being reprinted. Should be available again after January 2009. |
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