Peanut Butter and Pickle Pie: Birch Clump Village Reader, 3

Name: Peanut Butter and Pickle Pie: Birch Clump Village Reader, 3
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ByJoshua Seidl

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Short fiction stories and art. Police finds Amos Crow's kayak days after he was last seen in the village, "Fishing Hole, Part 2." An odd sounding dessert, but tastes great. Bible thumper, Eino is thumped in "Bible and Brawn." Erik Fern packs it in with "A Goose in Deer Season." Find out who left the monastery and got married. The mystery behind Amos' assault continues from B. C. Village Reader, 1.

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Publication Date: Feb 17, 2013
Language: English
ISBN: 9781300752905
Category: Fiction
Copyright: All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
Contributors: By (author): Joshua Seidl

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Format: EPUB

Keywords

historica fiction michigan wisconsin native american anishinabe ojibwe metis art upper peninsula baby boomers hawk dancer

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About Joshua Seidl, ssp

I write folk-fiction about small town life in the Northern Great Lakes region, 1934-present. Most of the characters in the novels and in the village readers live in a delightful small village called Birch Clump. Several characters are portrayed in their whacky younger Baby Boomer years. The author presents intercultural interests among Anishinabe Ojibwe (Native American) and Metis (mixed race) and the now dominate Euro-American society. Witty, dramatic at times, endearing and engaging. Hawk Dancer (part 1) and Cloudburst (part 2) are companion novels. The Birch Clump Village Reader series is a collection of short stories, some poetry, and plenty of art. By request, the BC Village Reader series share more about some of the characters readers of the first two novels have asked about. Disclaimer: The author is not responsible for any readers who become lost in the vast pristine northern wilderness attempting to find the Village of Birch Clump, Michigan.

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