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Published by Thought & Action Inc. Illustrations by Gary Brookins and Bob Gorrell Paperback ($9.95 retail)
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Ray McAllister's first book, published in November 1995, is a collection of columns. It has sold more than 6,000 copies.
(P.S. Ray: Fax me last Wed. column? Someone stole my Times-Dispatch." --Jeff MacNelly, Pulitzer-Prize-winning editorial cartoonist, creator of Shoe and Pluggers comic strips
"McAllister writes his side of a kind of conversation with his readers. His subjects are politics, family, television, sports, grocery shopping, whatever. His mood can be funny, sad, instructive, whimsical, maybe mildly indignant, but never pretentious. "The sentences have a certain rhythm and they tend to be short, which is an engaging quality in sentences once you get used to it. His paragraphs can be so quick, one line after another, that you think you hear a lively tune. "Awesome. "I like Ray's writing very much, especially the good spirit of it. And I like his willingness to try something unconventional. The first column of Ray's that I ever read in 1988, was mostly just a list of his impressions of assorted things in his life. Among the branches of state government, for instance: "Branch Most Like Disneyland But With Too Many People Playing Goofy: legislature." "Still relevant, too. Enjoy." --Charles McDowell, Washington columnist of The Richmond Times-Dispatch>, PBS Washington Week in Review panelist |
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CONTENTS
Map Preface Chapter One Mayberry by the Sea Chapter Two Early Days . . . and Pirates! Chapter Three The Gold Hole Chapter Four Towers Chapter Five Piers Chapter Six Hurricanes |
Chapter Seven Topsail Beach Chapter Eight Surf City Chapter Nine Ocean City Chapter Ten North Topsail Chapter Eleven Vacations Chapter Twelve The Collapse Chapter Thirteen Cottages Chapter Fourteen Photographs |
Chapter Fifteen The Law . . . and the Bear Chapter Sixteen Waters Chapter Seventeen Turtles Chapter Eighteen Songwriters Chapter Nineteen The Point Chapter Twenty Mayberry Tomorrow Acknowledgments References Index |