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by A. F. Knott (Author)
Hidden in the Mountains of East Tennessee, eleven-year old Rodney goes about the business of being a boy during the summer of 1970. In the playground of his grandmother's overgrown garden, he bears silent witness to the relentless cruelty of a teenage psychopath. Rodney's narrative of his family, flung between terror and innocence, is set in a small community carved from legacies of poverty, coal mining and religion.
Author Biography
A.F. Knott was born in New York City of a Tennessee mother and an English father. He has worked as a seismic boat navigator, a lunch deliverer, a thoroughbred handicapper, a paper broker, a cyclotron engineer, a collage artist and a doctor. Ramonst is his second novel.