In a memoir of resilience and grief, Smith chronicles the remarkable discovery of the truth about his father's life and death.
At the age of sixty-two, a lifetime's questioning of self and family stories is brought to conclusion through a remarkable series of events made possible by the internet and a certain serendipity.
Smith has taken the story of his father's untimely death, and woven it into a story of personal and familial struggles to survive in a difficult and often threatening world.
Resilience, strength, and serendipity come together as key elements in a touching story of one man's search for his father, his family and himself.
Finding Fred is available by searching the titile at :www.smashwords.com & at the iTunes bookstore. It will soon be available for purchase at both B&Noble for Nook and Amazon for Kindle.
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Finding Fred-A Memoir of Discovery
In a memoir of resilience and grief, Smith chronicles the remarkable discovery of the truth about his father's life and death.
At the age of sixty-two, a lifetime's questioning of self and family stories is brought to conclusion through a remarkable series of events made possible by the internet and a certain serendipity.
Smith has taken the story of his father's untimely death, and woven it into a story of personal and familial struggles to survive in a difficult and often threatening world.
Resilience, strength, and serendipity come together as key elements in a touching story of one man's search for his father, his family and himself.
At the age of sixty-two, a lifetime's questioning of self and family stories is brought to conclusion through a remarkable series of events made possible by the internet and a certain serendipity.
Smith has taken the story of his father's untimely death, and woven it into a story of personal and familial struggles to survive in a difficult and often threatening world.
Resilience, strength, and serendipity come together as key elements in a touching story of one man's search for his father, his family and himself.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
New Offering From Owl Oak Press
Different Waters—A collection of poetry from OOP's co-owner Tim Smith.
Available now from OOP at $15.00 including shipping. Email owloakpress@gmail.com to place an order or call us at 831.624.8138.
Friday, February 20, 2009
Poetry Offerings
Owl Oak Press has the following books available for purchase.
From Dale Credico: Night Theatre $15.00 including S&H
From Tammy Turner Peaden: Blue on Blue, 15:00 including S&H
The following authors indicate no available stock:
Joe Green: The Diamond at the End of Time, The Dark Bark (Rin Tin Tin)
Don Schaffer: Almost Full
Various: Cold Eels
Fred Tarr: Radio Room, Lifeboat, Ship of Fools
Please contact us here, by leaving a request below, or via email to owloakpress@gmail.com
From Dale Credico: Night Theatre $15.00 including S&H
From Tammy Turner Peaden: Blue on Blue, 15:00 including S&H
The following authors indicate no available stock:
Joe Green: The Diamond at the End of Time, The Dark Bark (Rin Tin Tin)
Don Schaffer: Almost Full
Various: Cold Eels
Fred Tarr: Radio Room, Lifeboat, Ship of Fools
Please contact us here, by leaving a request below, or via email to owloakpress@gmail.com
Thursday, February 12, 2009
The Limerick Homer
We have copies of the remarkable Limerick Homer available for sale. The Owl Oak Editors have reworked Homer's classic tales the Iliad and the Odyssey book by book into hilarious, ribald and frequently unintelligible limericks.
M. A. Schoor of the Frost Foundation comments:
"And so it goes. This epic absurdity fits right next to Slaughterhouse Five and Catch-22 on my bookshelf" -- M. A. Schorr
In these perilous times of economic uncertainty and grim reality checking, one needs a bit of levity. If you can only have one Limerick Homer, this is it!
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