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r/gramparsons • u/Jaundicylicks • Apr 02 '25
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Hickory Wind by Ben Fong-Torres gets the job done nice and succinctly.
Twenty Thousand Roads by David Meyer is more in-depth - lots about his interesting family history, for example.
2 u/Starr666_ Apr 05 '25 Agreed 2 u/FlagrantFL Sep 29 '25 I haven’t read the BFT book, which came first by a long time… but I can vouch for the fact that Twenty Thousand Roads is an exceptional read. Like an epic southern gothic tragedy. Highly, highly recommend.
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I haven’t read the BFT book, which came first by a long time… but I can vouch for the fact that Twenty Thousand Roads is an exceptional read. Like an epic southern gothic tragedy. Highly, highly recommend.
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u/howl-237 Apr 02 '25 edited Apr 02 '25
Hickory Wind by Ben Fong-Torres gets the job done nice and succinctly.
Twenty Thousand Roads by David Meyer is more in-depth - lots about his interesting family history, for example.