…reserved but spritely humorous…

Book review:

Tales from a Free-Range Childhood

by Donald Davis (b1944)

Winston-Salem, NC: John F. Blair, Publisher, 2011

239 pages

Davis is a renowned storyteller, in person and in print.

He offers very believable recollections of his childhood in this exceptionally prosaic collection.

Tales from a Free-Range Childhood is a pleasing succession of reserved but spritely humorous accounts of the kind of joys and scrapes that you probably experienced, mostly.

Davis knows how to put it into words.

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Fire in the Lake (book review)

you should have read it in 1972…

by Frances FitzGerald

click here

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As with another eye: Poems of exactitude with 55 free verse and haiku poems,

and the rest of my poetry books are for sale on Amazon (paperback and Kindle)

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