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The story is narrated by troubled, and Antique furniture reproduction
possibly pregnant young Willie Upton, and Antique furniture reproduction
who has returned home to Templeton, and Antique furniture reproduction
N.Y., and Antique furniture reproduction
licking her wounds after a love affair goes wrong. She ends up delving into the past of her family and her town and uncovering surprising secrets.
Templeton stands in for Groff's hometown of Cooperstown, and Antique furniture reproduction
birthplace of baseball and home to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Groff now lives in Gainesville, and Antique furniture reproduction
Fla., and Antique furniture reproduction
a place best known for another sport, and Antique furniture reproduction
with her husband and dog (Cooper, and Antique furniture reproduction
of course). In their old house, and Antique furniture reproduction
if you look hard, and Antique furniture reproduction
you can find some of the antique photos sprinkled throughout the novel. Groff calls the university town 'a sweet place to live, and Antique furniture reproduction
quiet and calm,' except, and Antique furniture reproduction
of course, and Antique furniture reproduction
on certain fall Saturdays.
'We have this electric car, and Antique furniture reproduction
and my husband drives it to the games,' she says. 'It's hilarious to see these young, and Antique furniture reproduction
intoxicated people running after the electric car going, and Antique furniture reproduction
'That's the coolest thing I've ever seen!' '
Q: The book has so many elements -- genealogies, and Antique furniture reproduction
letters, and Antique furniture reproduction
diaries, and Antique furniture reproduction
photographs. Was it difficult to maintain the narrative with all the bells and whistles?
A: Absolutely! The final draft is a mix of all the other drafts. The way I write is I write straight through and then say, and Antique furniture reproduction
'Wow, and Antique furniture reproduction
that really didn't work.' This is the fourth draft, and Antique furniture reproduction
the draft born of despair, and Antique furniture reproduction
because by then I was finishing my M.F.A., and Antique furniture reproduction
and here's my future stretching before me, and Antique furniture reproduction
and I'm thinking, and Antique furniture reproduction
'I have a fellowship next year, and Antique furniture reproduction
and then it's out into the cold, and Antique furniture reproduction
cruel world, and Antique furniture reproduction
and then I won't be able to write, and Antique furniture reproduction
I'll have to work.' I thought, and Antique furniture reproduction
'Well, and Antique furniture reproduction
nobody's going to read it so why don't I throw in everything I can possibly throw in?' I was amusing myself

ou drive a quilt when traveling Southwest Sixth Avenue.
Antique stores, restaurants, car lots and tattoo parlors knit themselves into the patchwork best known as the U.S. Route 66-Sixth Street Historic District, an area listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
But every vintage quilt has a few holes.
The vacancies that dot the street are possibilities, said Art Gray, who moved Gray's Studio from its decades-long home on Southwest 10th Avenue to Sixth Avenue last year.
'Any of the buildings that are (open) down there, I think it just shows an opportunity for other people that are creative,' the photographer said. 'Our building was an antique store, but it has really worked well for us. It's more like an art gallery.'
The move brought Gray a host of scenic backdrops

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