Goodbye, Maggie (shortlisted for the 2019 Faulkner Prize) is FREE this week on Amazon (Kindle).
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Phil’s life becomes a fiasco of misdirection when his charismatic brother, Magnus, shows up with the news that he has murdered someone and asks for sanctuary. Magnus then disappears – with Phil’s girlfriend, Hermia – and Phil lands on an uneasy road trip through small town Louisiana with Gus, another rival for Hermia’s attention. Phil and Gus, white and black, find racism, madness, and unlikely friendships as they roll through the bayous and into New Orleans.
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shakemyheadhollow 
Shortlisted for the Faulkner Prize! Nice going!
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Thanks, Ruth! Yeah, top ten 🙂 , but then weeded out 😦 . But, hey, top ten for the Faulkner Prize means at least some careful readers think it’s not garbage. Sometimes it’s hard to tell when you lock yourself up in your study cell and write in isolation for a few months 🙂
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