New Indie Book Release:
Sam's Place - Bob Mustin -
Literary Fiction (March 25, 2013 - 225 pages)
- "[...] Mustin is a Southern treasure. If you're a fan of rich characterization and the wayward adventures of oddball yet relatable individuals always locking horns, and if you require a setting that lives and breathes like a human, check out this book. I'm a reader of Flannery O'Connor, Doris Betts, Larry Brown, Tim McLaurin, and Elizabeth Spencer. With his own unique style, Mustin can hold his own with this good company. " - Reader Reviews
About the Book
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You may watch a baby being born, see a deadly knife fight, or simply hear tall tales. But there's always a rough-hewn truth within the lies, and Sam's always there to manage everything from birth to death with a righteous cant.
All things considered, it isn't a bad world.
Sam's Place is a collection of interwoven short stories that revolve around a local watering hole in the Alabama town of Striven. Pull up a chair and get to know the locals in this powerful and entertaining world that is Sam's Place.
About the Author
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| Author Bob Mustin |
In the early '90s, he was the editor of a small literary journal, The Rural Sophisticate, based in Georgia. His work has appeared in The Rockhurst Review, Elysian Fields Quarterly, Cooweescoowee, Under The Sun, Gihon River Review, Reflections Literary Journal, and at The Square Table, raving dove, Sport Literate, The Externalist, Language and Culture, Ray's Road Review, and R.KV.R.Y in electronic form.
He has a bachelor of science degree from Louisiana Tech and a Master of Liberal Arts degree, with an emphasis on creative writing, from UNC-Asheville.
