Writer's Digest rates Think About It! only one point short of perfect, and that concerned cover design. WD says, "I enjoyed everything about these delightful stories told in an old-fashioned storyteller voice...I could hear the warm humor...the low chuckling when the scenes reached their end...looked forward to the inspirational insights at end. Too many great stories to mention here, but this book was a treat to read." Find your favorite in the book - enjoy reading again! For a limited time, a CD of three stories from the book as told by the author in the old-time storyteller tradition are available free by emailing your name and address at contact author. It would be nice if you would buy a book if you are going to request a free CD, but let your spirit judge you.
A big devil of a rat, probably the bully of the pack, poked his nose and then his head and then his whole body out from behind the sink, and the enraged man blew that bully rat to tiny shreds and sent those clippings out a hole in the wall. A marvelous instrument, this twenty-guage, he decided. (From The Angels' Conversation) "When I regained my senses, Frank talked to me. He said, 'Flo, you've got the disease and I don't know if you've given it to Al or not, but if you have, I'll have to kill you.' I didn't want to die so I sold my jewels and caught a train for New York. . . . they were always breathing down my neck and I knew the only way to lose them was to come to a place like this. . ." (From Flo the Old Crow)
About Ben King
Ben King is a self-taught musician, poet, sculptor, and storyteller. His stories capture the pain, passion, and humor of a life lived to the fullest. Although a world traveler, Ben enjoys living where he was born, in the Cumberland Mountains of Tennessee and where he spent his young manhood, on the plains, hills, and shores of the Republic of Texas. Ben writes his stories and plays guitar throughout the year and tours the world in season as an award-winning chainsaw sculptor. His stories entertain and enlighten with unique insight and unusual imagination. Such sagas are born of hard-edged experience and they will delight and inspire you. In an age of political correctness and formula writing, Ben King's real-life tales refresh the soul. Shea D. Wright, whose pen and ink drawings grace these pages is a high school art teacher and well-known multi-medium artist living in Tennessee's beautiful Cumberlands. She and Ben have collaborated on many projects in their forty year friendship.