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Handseldee and Greteldum were all born in slave-owning Kentucky; Wile E Cyote guns down two carpetbaggers in the streets of Jefferson. No, not Pocahontas. She never led anyone anywhere. Sacajawea, bingo- add a bit of flesh to the bare bones. It's about sex; the family around the breakfast table, she making love to her hundred-year-old uncle. If she comes up, it's baptism, her family horse farm has been sold off after her father's death, and he's never found her attractive- back to the river to join God. His characters go south, they are really digging deep into a personal fiction based on heart disease... and rarely just illness.
Handseldee and Greteldum, born in slave-
owning Kentucky, where Wile E. Cyote guns
down two carpetbaggers on Jefferson.
No, not Pocahontas. She never led any-
one anywhere. Sacajawea? Bingo- add
a bit of flesh to the bare bones.
It's about sex; the family around the break-
fast table, and her making love to her one
hundred old uncle. If she comes up,
it's baptism. The family horse farm sold
off after father croaked louder than the head
cock. He's never found her attractive,
back to the river to join God. His characters
go south, they really dig deep into a personal
fiction based on heart disease... rarely just illness.
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