And the Dog Barks ON... Still...

by E. P. Lee

Overview

And the Dog Barks On… Still…

Still standing, Eric’s come through hell to stand here, on his own two feet, but who’s to say he’s got a steady footing? Crack… and the ground might split in two and swallow him up.

Crack.

It’s a time of division, modern America is at war with itself, Eric’s past is slipping ever-further away, old friends are gone; or fading out of view as illness, death, and mere time, threaten. And there’s Eric standing totteringly upright trying to keep it together, his family, his home, his French bulldog, Freud, as this time of division, upheaval, and tragedy, threatens to tear them away.

So do you fall apart in times like these, or stick together? In modern America, in a time of division and, for some, despair, is it time to give up, or to press forward?

Onwards?

Onwards.

In the next to last book of the Barking Dog series, “the 21st Century Adult Fairy Tale” feels less “Fairy Tale” than ever before. And (yet) "the Dog Barks On… Still…”

Product Details

BN ID:	2940154605073
Publisher:	E. P. Lee
Publication date:	10/28/2017
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

After a lifetime spent in his native New York Eric Paul Lee now resides in beautiful, tropical, Miami, Florida. Born in Brooklyn and raised in Coney Island, Eric often wandered the Boardwalk in his childhood. Eric frequently wasted his allowance at the now demolished Steeplechase Park and the other dated, dowdy and declining amusements that defined Coney Island… and much of traditional society… back then. The traditional was still IN back then. And the traditional like Coney Island had seen its glory days, its heyday, long passed. But the new hadn’t arrived yet. Just the old was fading… And so the forms still had to be obeyed. And with that Eric’s parent’s obeyed those forms and Eric was dispatched to college in Upstate NY to return to Brooklyn some four years later. Upon graduation from college Eric bounced from job to job until the Graphic Arts caught his creative eye and a new career began. With his first graphics production position under his belt Eric moved in to Manhattan some two years later never to live in Brooklyn again. Success built on success as corporate stints in California brought about even greater successes leading to Eric’s eventual New York City return and the opening of his own Graphics Agency in Manhattan. That enterprise ran successfully for over twenty years. Now out of industry entirely, Eric is happy to enjoy the perpetual Florida sun and write.