A Small Town for Its Size,Used

A Small Town for Its Size,Used

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SKU: SONG0595090168
UPC: 9780595090167
Brand: Writers Club Press
Condition: Used
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Product Description Stifled by their upbringing in smalltown Texas, Chaz and Kat yearn for escape, for a chance to explore other ways of thinking, being, dreaming. Sadly, their trajectories carry them to separate states and entirely different career paths. When they reunite ten years later in the tidepools of Houston's underground, there's not enough space in Space City to rebuild their abandoned relationship. But there's no harm in tryingor is there? Follow the wandering thoughts of sleepy, introspective engineer Chaz, and the wry insights of insatiable, insomniac performance artist Kat as they pry at the strands of love's Gordian Knot. Sail the turbulent waters of the Houston art scene. Sop up the cultural gumbo of the Texas Gulf Coast. Straddle the meridians of desire and necessity, art and science, male and female, urban and pastoral, freedom and responsibility, classical wisdom and new pragmatismalways in conflict, always seeking reconciliation. About the Author David B. Collins was born in 1962 in Stillwater, Oklahoma. He spent his childhood in New Jersey, Southern California, and suburban Houston. His time at Rice University hooked him on city life and unconventional wisdom; his pastoral side emerges when he visits relatives in rural Connecticut and Missouri.

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