A personal story of the exuberance of 60s Rock & Roll
and the dark forces that replaced the joy of the music
with the stench of corruption.
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Rude, ribald and wickedly funny. If you love biting
satire as much as you love munching fiery Cajun chicken wings this is the book for you. READ AN EXCERPT KINDLE PRINT NOOK |
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In the late 1940s and early 1950s Dhahran, Saudi
Arabia was a bare bones oil town in the middle of
nothing but desert, a very different place then the
Dhahran of today. Dhahran Fables is a collection of
stories about the children who grew up there and
the ways they made it the best years of their lives.
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| "This generous novel takes the full measure of some people who, at first glance, strike us as the most ordinary of men and women. It is her triumph that the result is nothing short of extraordinary." Raymond Carver, Cathedral |
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This is a collection of short stories about women
with messy lives. They are not heroic enough to
occupy novels, but they are far too interesting
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