The bells ring out for Christmas, but Denise is deaf to their message. "Call me Den," she said. It was best to do what she said. The gang always did - she could use a knife! Then she met Mary! The Red
Diane Garner considers herself a small town Texas Anglo girl with an astonishingly successful single mom. She experiences a dramatic transition from desperate poverty that resulted when her father aba
Aqua has discovered the gift of the spoken and written word but lacks the drive and confidence to make her dreams come true. Along comes a smooth talking music producer who promises her a life filled
Aqua has discovered the gift of the spoken and written word but lacks the drive and confidence to make her dreams come true. Along comes a smooth talking music producer who promises her a life filled
BARBERSHOPS have long been the social hub of the neighborhood. Here, men gather to swap tales, debate politics, and share memories. For Joe David Garner Jr., soaking up the stories of such men in his
Who were we, and where had we come from? Whence these customs and constraints by which we make some little progress day by day? My ongoing journeys and Genealogy research of now some twenty plus years
The book is a collection of assorted essays which chronicles the author's professional business failures and his struggle to recover from economic demise; as well as his frequent road-trips - oft time
