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35 Letters

By: Joseph L. Ferguson
Narrated by: Stayce Smith
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Thirty-five Letters is a compilation of found letters written by a mother to her absent son. Spanning from 1972 to the spring of 1980, these letters offer insight into the world of a wife and mother who is trying desperately to keep her life on track and family intact. Her words are sometimes kind, sometimes harsh, and oftentimes laced with guilt. Through the relaying of gossip and current affairs, she struggles to hold onto her mother-son relationship, while at the same time, giving us a small glimpse into her psyche.

For those who did not live during the 70s, these letters will offer up stories and settings that may be both educational and entertaining. In hearing each letter, the story builds, and you will come to realize that life wasn't necessarily easy in small town America, even for a religiously devout woman. Although fictitious, the letters tell an engaging story and give the listener a sense of being part of the writers’ family.

©2023 Joseph L Ferguson (P)2023 Joseph L Ferguson

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