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Fallow
Prepare to read a collection of short stories like no other. Within the pages of "Fallow" you will be taken on a journey that is equal parts terrifying, heartbreaking, and hilarious. Meet horrifying monsters, spend the night in a haunted plantation home in Georgia during the 1950's, and sit on the porch of an old farmhouse in Hector, Arkansas as an aging farmer says goodbye to his wife. Short stories that run the gamut of the genre spectrum are mixed with touching poems of loss and grief, and a healthy dose of laugh-out-loud rage poems to ensure that you are kept entertained no matter your preference. Anthony Harrington has picked the best of his short stories and poems and introduces each entry with a story giving the background and inspiration behind his writings.
122 pages, Paperback
First published August 19, 2014
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August 21, 2014
Interesting, intriguing and fun
In reading Fallow by Tony Harrington, I discovered that even in book of short stories and poetry, a talented writer will share with you a small part of his life and experiences that can touch your soul. This volume contains heart wrenching poetry, drawn from the writer's loss, that resonates within my own life. It also contains stories that sometimes made me laugh and other times stirred deep emotions. Some stories are horror while others satire, but overall a tiny glimpse into one man's talent. I loved the preview for the upcoming novel Lamb of God and anxiously await its release in December 2014.
In reading Fallow by Tony Harrington, I discovered that even in book of short stories and poetry, a talented writer will share with you a small part of his life and experiences that can touch your soul. This volume contains heart wrenching poetry, drawn from the writer's loss, that resonates within my own life. It also contains stories that sometimes made me laugh and other times stirred deep emotions. Some stories are horror while others satire, but overall a tiny glimpse into one man's talent. I loved the preview for the upcoming novel Lamb of God and anxiously await its release in December 2014.
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