My Boyhood

In this reflective memoir, the author shares his experiences as a country man and a modest writer, offering insights into a life lived mostly on the sidelines of significant historical events. At seventy-six, he contemplates his journey through a tumultuous era, emphasizing his preference for solitude over public life. Despite witnessing major societal changes, he identifies with the many who have quietly observed rather than actively participated, highlighting themes of introspection, the nature of existence, and the value of a peaceful life.