Our Own Little Fictions

This is a story about a slice of time, and a place, and cluster of people worth remembering. It begins in a small river town in the Bluegrass of Kentucky and concerns itself with beginnings and becomings, with home places and who you can count on, and where untaken roads lead. A few early readers comments"A beautifully written remembrance of a young man lifted and loved through the sheer ordinariness of family and coming of age. Well worth the read." - Cynthia Kasabian, CKB Consultants, San Francisco. "An unconventional book but strangely engaging. Not a 'must read.' But definitely a 'glad I did read.'" - Annette Bowen, Inside/Outside, Atlanta. "Fascinating! This book is like a conversation on paper." - Charlie Baglan, Kentucky Afield radio, Frankfort, Ky."Deeply personal, often moving." - Bob Irelan, author, Rancho Murrieta. Ca. "Thought provoking. It causes readers, especially in today's all-consuming digital world, to reflect on how memories have shaped their lives." - Joseph Piedmont, Gallatin Public Affairs (Ret.) Portland, Or. Each life is a story. Each story is unique. If we don't tell each other our stories, how will we know what life is all about? Pretend you're listening.