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Subject: down by the river

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Mark Farmer

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Date Posted: 15:36:18 04/30/16 Sat

Down By The River struck me as a general clean up at first- what happened to so & so, how did that turn out, when did that happen. But as I read on, the pull of the story whirlpool started pulling me in its direction.

As I listened to Preach & Crystal reflect on the importance of a vision quest, I appreciated again Wes' s ability to quietly pull a reader into a perspective. And now, I want to know about this inquisitive girl from West Virginia who is juxtaposed with a woman who has seen too many undesirable answers.

someday, perhaps not in our lifetime, enough readers will tell others of these fascinating tales & Wes will be 'discovered.' We are fortunate.

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[> Subject: Re: down by the river
Author: Steve Ogden [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 05:45:00 05/01/16 Sun I'm also looking forward to another installment at some point in the future. Likewise Mr Barber and his reaction to Nanci's testimony has me somewhat intrigued but I suspect that may never get resolved. One of the ones I've enjoyed most.