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me 'n' Red, by C. Ray Bryan

TheWritersBryan

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Reads 584
Votes 54
Parts 137
Time 3h 42m

TheWritersBryan

1930s americana arkansas autobiography boyhood comingofage memoir nonfiction

The life-story of C. Ray Bryan, as told by himself.  This series of anecdotes takes the reader across the U.S. in the 1930's,  from small towns in Arkansas all the way to San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, with many unique adventures in between.  

Ever wonder how America got built in the early 20th Century?  Ray tells the story from the intimate perspective of a boy growing up in the shade of his multi-talented, and hard working (and alcoholic) dad.All Rights Reserved

1930s americana arkansas autobiography boyhood comingofage memoir nonfiction

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