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From a Literary Nonfiction work-in-progress:
​Stories of Adventure and Misadventure. A dedication to a loyal hound and Florida's remaining wild places.
An excerpt published in Burrow Press' Fantastic Floridas 

​The thunder and rattling has drifted off. But Sandy hound’s wisely not taking any chances. She stays down in her coffee-stained floorboard shelter, where the steady third-gear hum of the old Tacoma’s engine helped drown out the thunder as we passed the big, new two-story homes behind walls, the last of the modest retirement homes, teal and yellow, and then through Wimauma — the narrowed road straight as a plumb line and empty in the hard rain — before the first of the tomato farms and small ranches and the old phosphorous mines, some of them long since abandoned. (Read More here)
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