It’s 1974, and America is restless, with the Vietnam War winding to a close, and feminists marching in the streets. Polly Wainwright respects the protesters’ demands for equal pay, but now nearing middle age, won’t risk her security.
In the fourteen powerful and diverse short stories that make up her collection, THIS FAR ISN’T FAR ENOUGH, Lynn Sloan writes about people on the edges.
In a small town in Indiana, on the cusp of the new millennium, local reporter Alice Becotte wants what should be simple: a baby to fill her heart and complete her family.