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    Walking Through Brambles

    By G. W. Latimer

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    Walking Through Brambles covers a  year-in-the-life  of a self-proclaimed middle-aged, mainstream exile as he re-discovers himself and builds  a  new life in a  small coastal town in southern Oregon.

    Adam Moore reveals an environment that is bucolic and an ethos that is  perplexing but  warm  as  he learns his  way around his new town, meets  his neighbors, and copes with his  fantasies around the mysterious  woman who lived in his house before him.

    As  Adam  seeks  counsel from  his  cat  and other inhabitants  of  Valencia, he invents  histories  of  strangers  while he recovers from  a  loneliness  masked with insight  and humor, finding peace at  last.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherZimbell House Publishing
    Release dateFeb 12, 2019
    ISBN9781643900018
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