The Great American Novelette

By: Carl E. Miller

Narrated by: Craig W. Van Sickle

On a strange journey to drum up the greatest American story ever told, long-time journalist Winston travels to Appalachia in order to cover the Rebel Counterculture accurately and dispel early writings from New York journalists. These early writings were known as "Yellow Journalism", a style of writing that essentially serves as hit pieces - typically aimed at the Appalachian region. These stories would portray the inhabitants as participating in acts such as illegal gambling and moonshining, along with having racist traits and other strong criminal backgrounds.

Winston is determined to go where no writer from New York ever has, but after traveling deep into the West Virginia hills, he soon realizes there may have been a good reason for the writers from New York to stay far away from those mountains.

©2021 Carl E. Miller (P)2022 Instant Classics

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

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This book made me laugh out loud, a lot! However the content is definitely adult/dark humor.

Not what the title says

I received a free book for an honest review. The beginning talks about going to move to West Virginia to put a more positive look on the culture, then simply narrates meeting a handful of people and some drinking and drug activities with some other problems thrown in. I skipped some parts and did not feel like i missed anything. The narration was good though.