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Mountain Yarns: Homespun Stories Woven From the Threads of Life
Kincaid is back with his third edition of the sometimes wacky sometimes serious goings-on on Loop Creek, West Virginia. And this time the mountain magic is definitely in full bloom -- from the young boys who are cursed with the ability to see the future, to the young girl who finds herself face to face with the angels, to the mother who is trapped by the terror of being the director of a Christmas play.
With each story, told with homespun wit, humor, and charm, you'll soon discover that Loop Creek is an enchanting place where sometimes extraordinary things happen to ordinary people. It's a book that you would expect from a man whose ancestors once lived in a sycamore tree.
So you're invited to come on down to sit on Pappy's porch swing, chew the fat for a spell, and spend the evenin' listenin' to a few good Mountain Yarns.
With each story, told with homespun wit, humor, and charm, you'll soon discover that Loop Creek is an enchanting place where sometimes extraordinary things happen to ordinary people. It's a book that you would expect from a man whose ancestors once lived in a sycamore tree.
So you're invited to come on down to sit on Pappy's porch swing, chew the fat for a spell, and spend the evenin' listenin' to a few good Mountain Yarns.
169 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1996
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