My Family Saves Tucson in '78: A Fictional Fairy Tale

My Family Saves Tucson in '78: A Fictional Fairy Tale

by Carey Lee
My Family Saves Tucson in '78: A Fictional Fairy Tale

My Family Saves Tucson in '78: A Fictional Fairy Tale

by Carey Lee

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Overview

In Arizona long ago, 1978, three ominous visions of an American Indian haunted my sister Rachel on Sentinel Peak, near downtown Tucson, and our house. My sympathetic ditzy sister Jan talks down a dancing building full of chocolate. My mean sister Jory convinces the hapless White-Out leader to end the plague of white goo shrouding the town, by making him an offer he can't refuse. My smart brother Skeeter schools the local professor, and together we all save the Old Pueblo. Meanwhile, a brassy anchorman gets taken down a peg, and the local mayor is schooled in the realities of life by me. This tale is so fun, unique, original, and not too many big words.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9798823113335
Publisher: Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date: 09/05/2022
Pages: 130
Sales rank: 499,850
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.31(d)

About the Author

Carey Lee has taken a diverse path in life to his late rise as a fiction writer, working hundreds of jobs,

and traveling through many countries. "Blocks are many, and they are crippling. I always knew

how to write; for years, I couldn't. It's a long story, but simple keys-that I had to find, basically by

happenstance-unblocked me. You still hear, 'write what you know.' I disagree. My years'

experience of writing and non-writing truth is this: write WHO you know. If someone had said

that to me years ago, my career may have started earlier. To put it another way, people are

interesting-facts are dull. Sometimes I just need one thing, one change in viewpoint, or a tiny

change in approach to characters and story, and that is the difference between almost effortless,

unblocked writing, and a book; or a non-startable impotence-an inability to even frame the idea

or theme properly. How do I know I'm being honest and doing the right thing? If it helps you to

write, do it." Born in Cochise and raised mostly in Pima County, Carey lives with his nice dog

in Three Points, Arizona.

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