The second in the series of "Little Town" essays by Rana K. Williamson, this collection of 26 hometown stories are of a more personal nature. They chronicle, in large part, the author's relationship with her late father, set against the backdrop of the small West Texas ranching community of Junction, Texas.
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Rana K. Williamson, PhD is a sixth-generation Texan who grew up in the small Hill Country ranching community of Junction. A former university history instructor, Williamson, 50, is a freelance writer and researcher completely at the beck and call of two well-fed, over-indulged felines. Her interests include photography, cycling, music, and all things “tech.” A vegetarian in a land of carnivores, Williamson never turns down a chance to two-step to Western Swing or watch a good horse race.
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