The Legend of the Albino Farm
Written by Steve Yates
Narrated by Nina Alvamar
3/5
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Steve Yates
Steve Yates is the award-winning author of The Legend of the Albino Farm: A Novel (Unbridled Books), Some Kinds of Love: Stories (University of Massachusetts Press / Juniper Prize Winner), and Morkan’s Quarry: A Novel (Moon City Press). His novella, Sandy and Wayne, was chosen by New York Times-bestselling author Lauren Groff as the inaugural winner of the Knickerbocker Prize, published in a letter press edition by Big Fiction and later published as a book by Dock Street Press. He is associate director / marketing director of University Press of Mississippi, and lives in Flowood with his wife, Tammy.
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- Rating: 3 out of 5 stars3/5Once the Sheehy family homestead was a beautiful place, a place where cousins came to spend the summer. Golden times in youth , when though you can sense the strain in the adult relationships, you don't really understand them. Hettienne will be the last of the Sheehy, will someday inherit it all. That is if the visions she experiences don't land her in a mental facility. One of her visions and an act by her favorite uncle will give rise to the rumors of a group of Albinos living at the place, and the beginning of the story of hauntings.This does not really pigeonhole into any one genre, it contains crossovers from many. The Ozark mountains and stories, families in all their messiness, and a tale told by many that brings untold consequences and divisions within the family. The author does not hold your hand while telling this tale, sometimes it is hard to piece together exactly what is going on, what it means. Despite that I found this story intriguing, mysterious, and identified with stories about summers spent with cousins and family, remembering good times that will never come again. In fact I guess the best way I can describe this novel is to say it is like those stories, a little weird, a little strange, cautionary tale told around the campfire.