Fup

Author: Jim Dodge

In the coastal hills of northern California live three larger-than-life characters: two humans and one duck. There’s Grandaddy Jake Santee, 99 years old, an unreformed gambler, cranky reprobate and fierce opponent of the work ethic. And Tiny, adopted at the age of four by Grandaddy Jake, he’s a giant young man as gentle as Jake is belligerent. And then there’s Fup, an unco….Read More

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