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Twenty-one wonderful short stories from the author of My People: Stories of the South, Lost Cove, Come Sit with Me, and Dreaming the Fire Away, Sundancing with Crazy Horse tells stories of a little boy lost in the mountains, wild children, a memorable summer shared by five young friends, prejudice and friendship, life and death, and more.

At this point, I need to pause and explain about a game we played at the Cussin' Tree. We'd be lying on the ground around it, leaning back on our elbows, smoking and telling dirty jokes when all of a sudden one of us would say, "Hey ya'll would you give an eye to see a..." and he'd say something so gross or obscene it can't be repeated here: if it was really awful we'd hold our noses and make gagging sounds. But if it was something so sexually...

George Spain began writing poetry int he early nineteen sixties. First to be published was Leningrad 1941-42 in "Soviet Life" in Russia. He was so pleased he wanted to defect, but his wife, Jackie, wouldn't go. While most of his writings are historical fiction, poetry has given him a special freedom to express beliefs, experiences, and emotions with their hurts and joys.