This engaging fictional work by Pamela King Cable is a heartwarming compilation of short stories that will leave you feeling inspired. The book, titled Southern Fried Women, tells tales of family life, love, and the struggles of everyday women. Published by Satya House Publications in 2011, this trade paperback edition measures 8.4 inches in length, 5.5 inches in width, and 0.7 inches in height. The book has 256 pages and features several aspects such as the author's name, genre, narrative type, and publisher. Although not signed, the book is in very good condition and weighs 12.3 ounces. If you're looking for a literary work that will tug at your heartstrings and inspire you to embrace life's challenges, Southern Fried Women is the perfect read. Pamela King Cable has woven together the music, the language, the religions, and the traditions of the South. The result is Southern Fried Women, a collection of nine short stories about Southern women, and a few men, struggling to find answers to unanswerable questions, hoping for forgiveness, seeking righteousness, and questioning the existence of God in their lives. Cable writes Southern fiction in the true spirit of the rural South. She can ruffle the feathers of the most stoic, mess with the beliefs of the strictest fundamentalists, and reel you into her stories like a stubborn catfish meant for the fryer. In stories with themes ranging from flea markets to coal mine strikes, once you have met her Southern Fried Women, they will be with you forever.

ISBN: 9781935874072