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In Search of Small-Town America: Volume 14

In Search of Small-Town America: Volume 14

Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky

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  • 219 Pages
  • 247 Photographs
  • 24,500 Words approx.
  • 42.1 MB PDF Download

Cover: Shelbyville – Tennessee. 2007

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Chapter 39 - Alabama: The very middle of, the middle of, nowhere. Rural simplicity, soybeans, cotton and corn. The epicentre of the struggle for Civil Rights, and a proper introduction to the best Country Music. Gun stores and pawn shops, ‘steel-belted radials’ – and Doris.

Chapter 40 - Tennessee: The problem with Wal*Mart, the Jack Daniel’s distillery tour, ‘Happy Days’, and wedding chapels. A small-town tourist-trap, the very Buckle on the Bible Belt, and 'High Boy' frosty malts.  

Chapter 41 - Kentucky: The astounding confusion of 'Dry County' culture, walking the tracks, and just so many green steel bridges. A vacuum haircut, the truth about the 'Novelty Store', and the Barlow City jail.

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  • Wayne Jackman

    The work is a unique and innovative mix of superb photographs, and an eloquent but quirky, daily diary – as the author voyages on a daunting solo trip through every State in America – in one year!

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  • Susan Toft

    This is unlike anything I've ever read before, with an intriguing combination of pictures and prose, interwoven in such a perceptive, and imaginative way. This is 'Click-Lit' – and I'm coining the phrase.

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  • Michael Hearn

    I was captivated by this work, and the ambitious intention, but the methodical way in which the author has carried it out in such wonderful detail of words and images, is nothing short of astonishing.

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