The Farm

by Chassis Albuquerque

The Farm - a small story, about a story, so short it does not meet the Short Description format of one particular retailer's minimum length of 50 non-whitespace characters (which frankly sounds a little politically incorrect) to even list it.
The author has demanded they contact him in regard to this matter and speak to him and several of his lawyers... Less

Set in the rural outback at the turn of the 19th century, a family battling to survive.

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Published December 9, 2016

About the author

Chassis Albuquerque lives in London with his wife and baby daughter.

*If you enjoy the humor and references often used by writers such as Charles Bukowski, Hunter S. Thompson, Jack Kerouac, John Irving’s earlier stuff, Ken Keysey, JD Salinger, Tom Robbins, Dan Fante, maybe even John Fante, J.G. Ballard, Chuck Palahniuk, Will Self, Dennis Cooper, Martin Amis, Anne Sexton, Jay McInerney and others, if you enjoy funny writers, writers with an edge, writers who are politically incorrect, writers who don’t take their literary “masterpieces” too seriously, writers who can laugh at themselves, then this is for you.