In her second collection of "Oysterback Tales," critically acclaimed mystery writer and journalist Chappell revisits Oysterback--a mythical Eastern Shore town that captures Chesapeake Bay life and its people.
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Helen Chappell is NOT the Garrison Keillor of Maryland's Eastern Shore. She is this...peninsula's Helen Chappell, and that is praise aplenty -- acclaimed author John Barth, cover blurb
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Introduction by award-winning environmental writer Tom Horton; illustrations by Pulitzer-nominated political cartoonist Rick Kollinger.
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She's got that magic touch,
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This review is from: Oysterback Spoken Here (Paperback)
Chappell, best known for her Sam and Hollis mysteries, is also the author of two collections of short stories about a village out on the marsh called Oysterback, a place where anything can happen and frequently does. These stories are a delight, full of magical realism and the extraordinary realism of day to day living.
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