Judy Drownded

Judy Drownded

by Richard Daybell
Judy Drownded

Judy Drownded

by Richard Daybell

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Overview

The people of Saint Umberto are not hardhearted; but now and again, someone did drown; it was sad yes, but inevitable, being surrounded by ocean. Judy had no family beyond a drunken uncle, but she was popular with the young men of the island. It was taken for granted that she had drowned. In many other places, they might drag a body of water for a body just to be sure, but you couldn't very well drag the ocean. And the ocean generally cooperated by delivering the drowned body in question to the beach in a timely manner. So the people of Saint Umberto expressed their remorse, got on about their lives and waited for the ocean to bring closure. But this time the ocean did not cooperate.
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Product Details

BN ID: 2940011480430
Publisher: Richard Daybell
Publication date: 04/13/2011
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 203 KB

About the Author

Richard Daybell has been a writer/editor for most of his adult life, working at various times for a public library, a multinational corporation, a university, and state government. With his wife Linda, he also spent seven years as owner/chef of Churchill House Inn, a nine-room country inn in central Vermont. His short stories and short humor have appeared in regional, national and international commercial publications including American Way and Hemispheres, the inflight magazines for American Airlines and United Airlines, The New York Times, Buffalo Spree, Salt Lake City Magazine, and Tampa Tribune Fiction Quarterly as well as such literary magazines as Rosebud and Dandelion. Richard and Linda are now living in Lincoln, Vermont.

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