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EVERY WRITER KNOWS YOU CAN'T GO HOME AGAIN. But that's just what is required of West Texas expatriate Dee Bennett-Kaufmann when her mother is badly injured in a mysterious car accident. Single-again "Dr. Dee" has never been on the "A-team" in her trendy East Coast MFA program. When a prestigious summer fellowship gives her the chance to finally finish her book, salvage her career, and spend some quality time with her college-age daughter - Dee's certain her luck is about to change. Returning to care for her irascible, widowed mother threatens all of that. With so much at stake, Dee engineers a series of unorthodox strategies and creative tradeoffs to keep her options in play-and despite herself finds friendship, love, and the power of words in the unlikeliest of places.
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"A rich and life-affirming story about obstacles, growth and empathy. Ellington and Brannon show that, of course you can go home again -- and if you do it right, you might not want to leave. The Paragraph Ranch is a meaningful book that will stay in your heart. I know it will in mine. -Martha Louise Hunter, Author of Painting Juliana
About the Author:
Kay Ellington and Barbara Brannon, coauthors of the Texas novels The Paragraph Ranch (Booktrope, 2014) and A Wedding at the Paragraph Ranch (2015), combine more than five decades of experience in book publishing, news, and other media in their teaching, editing, and marketing endeavors. Kay, whose newspaper management experience has taken her from West Texas to New York, California, and the Carolinas and back again to her home state, is the founder and publisher of Lone Star Literary Life, the online newspaper for all things bookish in Texas. Barbara, who studied poetry with James Dickey while earning the PhD at the University of South Carolina, was formerly managing editor, publisher, and marketing manager for several university and regional presses and directed the groundbreaking Publishing Laboratory at UNC Wilmington. She currently heads up a nonprofit under the Texas Historical Commission and serves as editor and publisher of numerous regional publishing projects.
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- PublisherBooktrope Editions
- Publication date2014
- ISBN 10 1620156253
- ISBN 13 9781620156254
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages268
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