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Russell, Danny
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World Was Flat and The World Was Too Flat e-bog
42,15 DKK
Five young boys are about to finish high school in the mid fifties, not sure of their future or where they may wind up. They have spent their lives in this town of Sunset, Texas.Danny Russell was born in Fort Worth Texas in 1950. His parents moved to a small community outside Fort Worth in 1952, to Newark Texas. At the age of 14, Russell's parents moved to Sunset Texas and there he spent the rest…
Five young boys are about to finish high school in the mid fifties, not sure of their future or where they may wind up. They have spent their lives in this town of Sunset, Texas.Danny Russell was born in Fort Worth Texas in 1950. His parents moved to a small community outside Fort Worth in 1952, to Newark Texas. At the age of 14, Russell's parents moved to Sunset Texas and there he spent the rest of his teen life growing up. He went to Bowie High School and graduated from Midwestern State University in 1975. He spent a career working for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service as a Civil Engineering Technician and retired in 2006. Today he spends time as a melon farmer, writer, and researches genealogy. He has been married to his wife Doris for 50 years.
E-bog
42,15 DKK
Forlag
Danny Russell Publishing
Udgivet
13.11.2020
Længde
575 sider
Genrer
Children’s / Teenage fiction: Action and adventure stories
Sprog
English
Format
epub
Beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9781954168046
Five young boys are about to finish high school in the mid fifties, not sure of their future or where they may wind up. They have spent their lives in this town of Sunset, Texas.Danny Russell was born in Fort Worth Texas in 1950. His parents moved to a small community outside Fort Worth in 1952, to Newark Texas. At the age of 14, Russell's parents moved to Sunset Texas and there he spent the rest of his teen life growing up. He went to Bowie High School and graduated from Midwestern State University in 1975. He spent a career working for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service as a Civil Engineering Technician and retired in 2006. Today he spends time as a melon farmer, writer, and researches genealogy. He has been married to his wife Doris for 50 years.