When the Tuna Went Down to Texas

by Mike Shropshire

About This Book

A mid the vast and endless sociological sprawl that erupts from the flat and brownish plains of modern North Texas, where the human species exists as a colony of ants-they may be ants that drive colossal SUVs, but ants nevertheless-there's a peculiar sanctuary that lies in sublime isolation from the twenty-first-century suburban madhouse that surrounds it.