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Emerson Wiens is, foremost, a story-teller. In this autobiographical novel, he describes the humorous, occasionally irreverent, episodes that made his child­hood interesting. It is the story of a family with German ancestry and a Mennonite faith, whose pacifistic views caused them to be viewed with suspicion during World War II. More specifically, it is the story of an adolescent boy growing up on a poor Kansas farm and attending a one-room sc...

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In Coming to Terms, A. Emerson Wiens writes from the heart and the mind in understandable language. His goal is to express ideas in ways that are clearly stated and capture the reader's imagination. His writings range from topics that are light (Catfishing, Dog Biscuits) to theological and thought provoking (Questions, The Gift, Modern Deity), from remembering the past (Pictures on the Bedroom Wall, Tribute to Father's Hands) to contemplating ...