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Water Street--short story cycle Water Street examines the secret lives of neighbors and friends who live on Water Street in a small town in Kentucky. Love and truth and tragedy are revealed under Wilkinson's sure hand. This is a superb, cohesive work which marks Ms. Wilkinson's evolution as a gifted observer and writer. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Editorial Reviews "Evidence of Wilkinson's considerable promise..."Water Street" continues to establish her as an author who deserves wider attention." -- The Washington Post, November 18, 2002 "Water Street...A sharp African-American updating of Sherwood Anderson's Winesburg, Ohio" -- Utne Reader (Utne Book Club Pick, July 2003) "Wilkinson is a storyteller in the tradition of Southerners such as Eudora Welty and Carson McCullers." -- LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER "evokes memorable suite of characters...plainspoken people with extraordinary insight. Wilkinson infuses them with a keen and generous eye" -- Upscale Magazine, December 2002 . |
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Blackberries, Blackberries--short stories An enchanting, haunting collection of stories by a self-described Black, country girl and poet from rural Kentucky. The stories explore the joys and pain of the women of the bucolic south, and will touch the reader profoundly. |
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Mythium 1:2 For more information contact http://www.mythiumlitmag.com/ For subscriptions click HERE Mythium's goal is to spotlight writers of various ethnic and cultural backgrounds in the fields of poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction; professionally published or seldom seen; international or from around-the-way; writers who 'bask in the glow' or 'lay under rocks' - if you fall under any of these categories, then we are here to let you represent yourself! |
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