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A great collection of stories! Entertaining and nostalgic. Illustrates the realities of small town youth . . . in many ways Americana! I saw myself in some of these recollections! --Dwain Walden, author of From My Back Porch Growing Up South of the Mason-Dixon Line takes me right back to my childhood. . . . The stories give insight into boys growing up during the 1950s and 1960s . . . a must read for anyone who grew up during that era. --Jeffery Walker, University of Alabama at Birmingham Writing with an economy of words that weave together memories of a southern upbringing, the authors . . . take us on a journey from the halls of grammar school through a summer adventure, later cruising the streets of Nashville, and finally to an early teaching stint influenced by a love that only a grandmother can reflect. These life-affirming stories are as honest as they are heartwarming. --Mark Rutledge, columnist, Close to Home

A great collection of stories! Entertaining and nostalgic. Illustrates the realities of small town youth . . . in many ways Americana! I saw myself in some of these recollections! --Dwain Walden, author of From My Back Porch Growing Up South of the Mason-Dixon Line takes me right back to my childhood. . . . The stories give insight into boys growing up during the 1950s and 1960s . . . a must read for anyone who grew up during that era. --Jeffery Walker, University of Alabama at Birmingham Writing with an economy of words that weave together memories of a southern upbringing, the authors . . . take us on a journey from the halls of grammar school through a summer adventure, later cruising the streets of Nashville, and finally to an early teaching stint influenced by a love that only a grandmother can reflect. These life-affirming stories are as honest as they are heartwarming. --Mark Rutledge, columnist, Close to Home

"""A great collection of stories! Entertaining and nostalgic. Illustrates the realities of small town youth . . . in many ways Americana! I saw myself in some of these recollections!"" --Dwain Walden, author of From My Back Porch ""Growing Up South of the Mason-Dixon Line takes me right back to my childhood. . . . The stories give insight into boys growing up during the 1950s and 1960s . . . a must read for anyone who grew up during that era."" --Jeffery Walker, University of Alabama at Birmingham ""Writing with an economy of words that weave together memories of a southern upbringing, the authors . . . take us on a journey from the halls of grammar school through a summer adventure, later cruising the streets of Nashville, and finally to an early teaching stint influenced by a love that only a grandmother can reflect. These life-affirming stories are as honest as they are heartwarming."" --Mark Rutledge, columnist, Close to Home"

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Michael Braswell grew up in Moultrie, Georgia. A former prison psychologist, he earned his PhD in counseling psychology at Southern Mississippi. He has published books on social justice, ethics, counseling, and the spiritual journey, as well as two novels and several short story collections. He is currently Professor Emeritus in Criminal Justice and Criminology at East Tennessee State University. Anthony Cavender grew up in Nashville, Tennessee. He earned his PhD in cultural anthropology from the University of Tennessee. He has done research in Ecuador, Guatemala, Zimbabwe, and southern Appalachia. His publications include the book Folk Medicine in Southern Appalachia. He is currently Professor Emeritus of Anthropology at East Tennessee State University.

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