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Languages:EnglishPublisher:Bottom Dog PressISBN-13:9781933964898ISBN-10:1933964898UPC:9781933964898Book Category:FictionBook Subcategory:Literary, Noir, ThrillersBook Topic:SuspenseSize:8.50 x 5.50 x 0.37 inchesWeight:0.47Product ID:SCYKAAVBHA
An action novel set in drug torn Appalachia of today. Families struggle to survive.
Languages:EnglishPublisher:Bottom Dog PressISBN-13:9781933964898ISBN-10:1933964898UPC:9781933964898Book Category:FictionBook Subcategory:Literary, Noir, ThrillersBook Topic:SuspenseSize:8.50 x 5.50 x 0.37 inchesWeight:0.47Product ID:SCYKAAVBHA
Compton, Sheldon Lee: - Sheldon Lee Compton was born, raised, and continues to survive
in Pike County, Kentucky, the commonwealth�s easternmost tip. He lives
there with his wife, Heather, and two children, Tyler Lee and Natalie
Grace. He has worked as a coal miner, journalist, public relations specialist,
short order cook, college professor, speech writer, and carpenter. His
writing career started at the age of fourteen as an opinion columnist for
the local newspaper.
A graduate of Spalding University�s MFA program in Louisville, he
is the author of the short story collections The Same Terrible Storm and Where
Alligators Sleep. He has been nominated for the Chaffin Award for Excellence
in Appalachian Writing and was a finalist for both the Gertrude Stein
Fiction Award and the Still Fiction Award in 2012. His work was most
recently included as a finalist in Queen�s Ferry Press�s anthology The Best
Small Fictions 2015. In addition to his own work, he founded and edits the
online journal Revolution John and is a former associate editor of the
acclaimed literary journal Night Train.
in Pike County, Kentucky, the commonwealth�s easternmost tip. He lives
there with his wife, Heather, and two children, Tyler Lee and Natalie
Grace. He has worked as a coal miner, journalist, public relations specialist,
short order cook, college professor, speech writer, and carpenter. His
writing career started at the age of fourteen as an opinion columnist for
the local newspaper.
A graduate of Spalding University�s MFA program in Louisville, he
is the author of the short story collections The Same Terrible Storm and Where
Alligators Sleep. He has been nominated for the Chaffin Award for Excellence
in Appalachian Writing and was a finalist for both the Gertrude Stein
Fiction Award and the Still Fiction Award in 2012. His work was most
recently included as a finalist in Queen�s Ferry Press�s anthology The Best
Small Fictions 2015. In addition to his own work, he founded and edits the
online journal Revolution John and is a former associate editor of the
acclaimed literary journal Night Train.
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