CURIOSITIES
Curiosities tells the stories of a variety of mythical creatures who reside in and around the towns, woods, fields, rivers, and lakes of Ohio. Hercules tells about working out in a gym in south Zanesville, a griffin talks about life along the Muskingum River, the Loveland Frog narrates his adventures along muddy banks, and Bessie describes her experience as an aging monster in Lake Erie. Through these voices the book explores the role of story and folktale in all of our lives.
Poetry
ISBN: 978-1-947021-36-5
Publication Date: August 8, 2018
Curiosities tells the stories of a variety of mythical creatures who reside in and around the towns, woods, fields, rivers, and lakes of Ohio. Hercules tells about working out in a gym in south Zanesville, a griffin talks about life along the Muskingum River, the Loveland Frog narrates his adventures along muddy banks, and Bessie describes her experience as an aging monster in Lake Erie. Through these voices the book explores the role of story and folktale in all of our lives.
Poetry
ISBN: 978-1-947021-36-5
Publication Date: August 8, 2018
Curiosities tells the stories of a variety of mythical creatures who reside in and around the towns, woods, fields, rivers, and lakes of Ohio. Hercules tells about working out in a gym in south Zanesville, a griffin talks about life along the Muskingum River, the Loveland Frog narrates his adventures along muddy banks, and Bessie describes her experience as an aging monster in Lake Erie. Through these voices the book explores the role of story and folktale in all of our lives.
Poetry
ISBN: 978-1-947021-36-5
Publication Date: August 8, 2018
About VIVIAN WAGNER
Vivian Wagner is a versatile fiber artist, writer, editor, and the owner of V Creative Adventures, LLC. She specializes in crocheting and knitting unique garments and accessories, alongside testing patterns and providing editing services. As a writer, her work spans a variety of topics, including travel, food, business, technology, crafts, and book reviews. Vivian holds a Ph.D. in English and is an associate professor emerita at Muskingum University in New Concord, Ohio. Currently, she divides her time between Alaska and the southwestern United States, working as a seasonal interpretive guide at the Musk Ox Farm and as a writing tutor.
