Tales of a Vanishing River

Tales of a Vanishing River by Earl H. Reed is a stunning collection of short stories and sketches. Although the names of people and places have been changed, the inspiration for this collection comes from the author's time spent near the Kankakee River in Northwest Indiana. It is expertly written and a surprisingly humorous, fictitious account of life in the area. Tales include The Vanishing River, The silver arrow, The brass-bound box, The «wether book» of Buck Granger's grandfather, Tipton Posey's store, Muskrat Hyatt's redemption, The Turkey Club, The predicaments of Colonel Peets, and His unlucky star.