Skáldsögur
Here is the follow-up to the much talked about and read, Megabelt. Five years ago, Nick May wrote about his growing up in what is known as the Bible Belt. The story of Gil, Cal, Everyman, Grey and more resonated with people who also lived in this section of the United States, and allowed those who did not, to look through the knothole in the fence. Stories included dinner on the grounds, gospel singing, summer camp and ice cream socials. We laughed and cried and asked for more. Nick May has answered our request with a new Foreward and a new chapter. The book is now approximately 140 pages.
© 2014 eucatastrophe press (Rafbók): 9781631991349
Útgáfudagur
Rafbók: 30 oktober 2014
Skáldsögur
Here is the follow-up to the much talked about and read, Megabelt. Five years ago, Nick May wrote about his growing up in what is known as the Bible Belt. The story of Gil, Cal, Everyman, Grey and more resonated with people who also lived in this section of the United States, and allowed those who did not, to look through the knothole in the fence. Stories included dinner on the grounds, gospel singing, summer camp and ice cream socials. We laughed and cried and asked for more. Nick May has answered our request with a new Foreward and a new chapter. The book is now approximately 140 pages.
© 2014 eucatastrophe press (Rafbók): 9781631991349
Útgáfudagur
Rafbók: 30 oktober 2014
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