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Bio: Cynthia Kolko graduated from Hamilton College with a bachelor's degree in English. She has worked as a corporate, advertising, and editorial writer as well as a graphic designer and photographer. Her writing has appeared in such varied periodicals as P.R. Journal, How, Interactivity, Progressive Railroading, Rochester Business Journal, and the Democrat and Chronicle. She brings her keen ear for dialogue, dark sense of humor, and penchant for eccentricity to her first novel, Fruit of the Vine. Mrs. Kolko lives in western New York State with her husband and two children. She enjoys gardening, birds, history, and winter, and is currently busy crafting her next novel.


 

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1 Fruit of the Vine
by Cynthia Kolko
  Set in the panoramic wine country of New York's Finger Lakes region, Fruit of the Vine is a story of environmental conservation, and life, in rural New York State. Jemison "Jem" Loud is a young, string-bean of a vineyard worker who drinks beer with his buddies and bemoans his lot in the small rural town of Sawhorn, New York in the early 1990s. A fire at the old opera house on Main Street brings to Sawhorn Joe Silla, a brash self-serving entrepreneur hell-bent on forcing the traditional town ... more info>> (Published: 2011)

Words: 69499 - Reading Time: 198-277 min.
Category: Mainstream

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