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The Boys of Sullivan's Island - Paperback

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by Will Daniel (Author)

You don't have to be a boy to enjoy this collection of Lowcountry boyhood adventure stories from the 1950s-adventures that modern-day boys can only dream of. Follow Eddie and his pals at the mortar battery, the dump, Goat Island, community center, and the baseball diamond. Share Eddie's fears as he is stranded in the darkness, faces a ghost after breaking into the wrong summer house, finds a monkey on the beach, and fights with bigger boys. Laugh at Eddie's adventures and misadventures with the ladies, and share his embarrassment as he falls in love with the shrimp boat captain's wife. Although originally intended for a youthful audience, there is something in this book for everyone.

Author Biography

Will Daniel is the author-photographer of James River Reflections and My Virginia Rivers, two nonfiction books of photographs and historical narrative. The Boys of Sullivan's Island is his first venture into the world of fiction. He lived on Sullivan's Island in the 1950s and decided to share his memories of a lifestyle there that young boys today can only dream of. He teaches journalism writing as an adjunct instructor at Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, and continues to photograph rivers and other landscapes along the Eastern Seaboard. Information about his books is at www.willdaniel.com.

Number of Pages: 90
Dimensions: 0.22 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: March 11, 2014