Gone and the Going Away

Set in a mythical landscape reminiscent of Kentucky, the narrative unfolds in Fog Town Holler, where the voices and lives of hill people are brought to life. Drawing inspiration from his own roots and memories, the author crafts a vivid portrayal that echoes the traditions and struggles of these characters, akin to the literary worlds of E. A. Robinson and Faulkner. This work serves as a celebration of heritage and community, capturing the essence of a unique cultural identity.