This book contains, per the title, two dialogues and two monologues. One of the dialogues is between a man and a man-eating bear and the other dialogue is between two friends standing in front of a confederate monument. The first monologue is a version of the Sermon On The Mount and the second monologue is a reflection on the horror of my mother’s father.
In the year 249 BC, during the First Punic War, the Roman consul Publius Claudius Appius Pulcher callously tossed the sacred chickens into the sea. This is the story of what became of those unlucky birds
Herein are several (and by "several" I mean 27) stories recounting the various and sundry adventures of Nate Creekmore in the great and grand city of Atlanta.