Crossing the Gnat Line

South Georgia stood in sharp contrast to daily life in Atlanta in the 1960s. This unabashed memoir recounts a time and place quite different from the modern world. “Someone has, at long last, distinguished the sand gnat from the common gnat and country-style chicken from pan-ready.” Will Long, physician “A puzzling chronicle.” David Chandler, retired project manager “This is agriculture, baseball, catering, cycling, litigation, rattlers, religion, and travel all rolled into one.” Rafer White, sophomore, Watkins College of Art, and drummer for Pelvis Lesly