Time and Place (eBook, ePUB) - Woolley, Bryan
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The time is 1952. The place is a dusty western hamlet called Fort Appelby, a quiet town with old memoriesof Indian raids and land grabs, or passions and scandalmemories that still haunt the living. 1952 is the year the polio epidemic sweeping America finally reaches this tiny towndestroying lives, upsetting established ways, creating an extraordinary need for human closeness. Time and Place is a stunning novel with the quality and feel of The Last Picture Show and the nostalgic pull of American Graffiti .

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The time is 1952. The place is a dusty western hamlet called Fort Appelby, a quiet town with old memoriesof Indian raids and land grabs, or passions and scandalmemories that still haunt the living. 1952 is the year the polio epidemic sweeping America finally reaches this tiny towndestroying lives, upsetting established ways, creating an extraordinary need for human closeness. Time and Place is a stunning novel with the quality and feel of The Last Picture Show and the nostalgic pull of American Graffiti.

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Autorenporträt
Bryan Woolley is a senior writer on the staff of The Dallas Morning News. He has won numerous awards for his journalism and has published several collections of his work. He is a past president of the Texas Institute of Letters and is a member of the Texas Folklore Society and the Texas State Historical Association. He and his wife, poet Isabel Nathaniel, make their home in Dallas.