This past week, at “The Homeplace Saga”
11-17-2018
The original novel in the series-still a great read!
The Novels in “The Homeplace Saga” began with 1987 and continued through 1996.
Many of the short stories in “The Saga” go back into the 19th Century, from 1833, sharing the growth of the families in the early days of Oak Springs.
We had what is now the last of the series of stories in the late 1800s - now early 1900s - in the Bevins Tales… (weekly, free, online)
Bevins Tales, BT23 (1902): https://hubpages.com/literature/Bevins-Tales-BT23-1902-Myrtle-and-Ora-B-Enjoyed-Living-in-Town
Next week I will start the Jake Patton Memoirs - from 1833… stop by to check that out…
The current new series of stories in 1997 - feature Heather Gates… (weekly, free, online)
Heather Gates, HG33 (1997): https://hubpages.com/literature/Heather-Gates-Ep-HG-33-Heather-Saw-Spring-Activities-Fly-Past
We have also now joined the Patreon program in order to provide a curated (systemized) presentation of our stories and to provide a single content library, over time. Can you support this effort? I’ll be spending a little more time here, as we go forward…
Each Friday, we are posting, for Patrons, the earliest stories from The Founding. 1838 Progress Report, Part 1 of 2, posted Friday morning. Join us, today.
I hope you continue to enjoy these stories. If you do, leave a note, here or elsewhere…
Enjoy! ;-)
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