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Whiskey Myths - Paperback

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by L. A. Strawbridge (Author)

Experience a new myth of our time within a contemporary novel. Through philosophy, mythology and rock and roll, the story of the Dregs and Skidders is told. Van Blackmar writes to sneak out from underneath. The modern myth she spins appears along with the life surrounding her. Using a contemporary structure, her tale is told through lyrics by her favorite band, glimpses into her journals, poems by the introverts, even a manifesto after the band's demise. Come on the journey with Julian Wiseblood, Old Woman Vera, Maeve and The Rebel. It's one you won't soon forget.

Author Biography

L.A. Strawbridge is a contemporary novelist from Toledo, Ohio who writes about heavy themes in an edgy style.

Number of Pages: 186
Dimensions: 0.4 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: March 18, 2009
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