Lord Willin' and the River Don't Rise

Mythology and fairy tales expound places of unearthly beauty, beastly creatures, and magical entities -- Where there is barely a stroke between reality and imagination. Wouldn't it be titillating to find such a place tucked away in an obscure corner of our complicated, technological, starkly real and turbulent world? You will never believe in coincidence, or not believe in magic, miracles and romance again after reading the inspiring, incredible, true adventures and experiences revealed in Lord Willin' and the River Don't Rise.

Though the specific community setting of the writing is mostly unknown, the Suwannee River is a well-known part of our nation's history, literature, and music. Furthermore, the recurring theme of the story is one of universal appeal -- survival, renewal, and continuation of life. The curiosities and exaggerations of nature detailed in the writing will engage a variety of "nature" scientists, historians, and enthusiasts. Its powerful spiritual personality will satisfy and encourage disciples of religion, especially Christians.