Dewaine Farria’s novel “Revolutions of All Colors” spans four generations of two interconnected families, from the early 1970s to the present day.
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Don J. Rath holds an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from Queens University of Charlotte. A retired finance executive, he lives in the San Francisco Bay Area and writes short fiction and creative nonfiction, focusing on themes of identity, race, family, and LGBTQ+ experience. His work has been published in Musepaper (New Millennium Writings), Hypnopomp, Scribes*MICRO*Fiction, Blood and Bourbon, Twelve Winters Journal, Fiery Scribe Review, and Roi Faineant.
He is a frequent contributor to The Southern Review of Books.
Survival and Hope in “The Lord’s Acre”
David Armand delivers a realistic and hard biting portrait of an adolescent boy who simply wants to survive in his novel “The Lord’s Acre.”
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