Madge's Mobile Home Park: Volume One Of The Peavine Chronicles

Madge's Mobile Home Park: Volume One of the Peavine Chronicles

ReviewNow Jane-always witty and original-has taken her inspired style to the printed page.- Arkansas First Lady Ginger BeebeWe at the Rep heard the laughter that came from a reader's theater based on this book when it was produced on our stage several years ago. Knowing first-hand how much readers will enjoy it-as our audiences did-gives me a thrill.- Bob Hupp, Creative Director, Arkansas Rep TheaterEverything Jane touches turns into something magical. This novel promises to be one of her most enchanting pieces of art.- Cindy and Chip MurphyJane was there for us at the very beginning of the Thea Foundation. What a joy to witness her debut as a novelist. This is going to be fun!- Paul Leopoulos, Founder and Executive Director of the Thea FoundationAny similarity between the characters contained in this book and those Jane and I have met over our 40 years together is intentionally accidental. Say what?- Craig O'Neill, a.k.a. Randy HankinsThis hilarious send-up of outlandish Southern characters includes a beautician, a luncheonette waitress, a radio evangelist, the widow of a gas and oil distributror and the residents of a fictional mobile home park in Arkansas as they find uproarious ways to enjoy life, needle each other, and remember the dear-departed.From the Back CoverNow Jane always witty and original has takenher inspired style to the printed page.Arkansas First Lady Ginger BeebeWe at the Rep heard the laughter that came from a reader's theater based on this book when it was produced on our stage several years ago. Knowing first-hand how much readers will enjoy it as our audiences did gives me a thrill.--Bob Hupp, Creative Director, Arkansas Rep TheaterEverything Jane touches turns into something magical. This novel promises to be one of her most enchanting pieces of art.--Cindy and Chip MurphyJane was there for us at the very beginning of the Thea Foundation. What a joy to witness her debut as a novelist. This is going to be fun!--Paul Leopoulos, Founder and Executive Director of the Thea FoundationAny similarity between the characters contained in this book and those Jane and I have met over our 40 years together is intentionally accidental. Say what?--Craig O'Neill, a.k.a. Randy HankinsBorn in Jonesboro, Arkansas in 1950, Jane F. Hankins declared herself an artist by the age of four. One of ten Arkansas women artists included in a juried show at the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, DC, Jane has been a strong presence in the Arkansas artists community for over three decades. She resides in Little Rock with her husband, the broadcaster Craig O Neill.Now Jane always witty and original has takenher inspired style to the printed page.Arkansas First Lady Ginger BeebeWe at the Rep heard the laughter that came from a reader's theater based on this book when it was produced on our stage several years ago. Knowing first-hand how much readers will enjoy it as our audiences did gives me a thrill.--Bob Hupp, Creative Director, Arkansas Rep TheaterEverything Jane touches turns into something magical. This novel promises to be one of her most enchanting pieces of art.--Cindy and Chip MurphyJane was there for us at the very beginning of the Thea Foundation. What a joy to witness her debut as a novelist. This is going to be fun!--Paul Leopoulos, Founder and Executive Director of the Thea FoundationAny similarity between the characters contained in this book and those Jane and I have met over our 40 years together is intentionally accidental. Say what?--Craig O'Neill, a.k.a. Randy HankinsAbout the AuthorSculptor and visual artist, Jane F. Hankins of Little Rock, Arkansas, is best known for her ceramic sculptures of colorful senior citizens and gnomes. One of ten Arkansas women artists included in a juried show at the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, DC, Jane has been a strong presence in the Arkansas