· Set in Cooperstown, New York—home of James Fenimore Cooper and baseball's Hall of Fame—The Sugarhouse recalls a simpler time in America when friendships were unqualified, peccadilloes were overlooked, and tradition defined the cornerstone of society. Donald O'Donovan takes us on a charming and sentimental trip back to a world of homespun characters, fertile fishing ponds, . "The Sugarhouse" Novel excerpt by Donald O'Donovan. As we cleared the frozen city maze and inched our way into the Hudson Valley world of softly rounded hills dotted with farmhouses I fell asleep. THE SUGARHOUSE. This Novella by Donald O'Donovan is another terrific example of the extensive variety of works he can put out This one is totally different from TARANTULA WOMAN yet maintains his stamp, nonetheless. Both are written to be read!/5(2).
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A charming and sentimental trip back to a world of homespun characters, fertile fishing ponds, innocent love, and, at the center of it all, Cooperstown, New York's much-loved house of ill repute, the Sugarhouse. An Interview with Donald O’Donovan. Donald O’Donovan, author of The Sugarhouse and Night Train, was born in Cooperstown, New York.A teenage runaway, O’Donovan rode freights, traveled the US, joined the army to get off the street, lived in Mexico, and worked at more than two hundred occupations including long distance truck driver, undertaker and roller skate repairman. The Sugarhouse: A Novella (plus four novel excerpts) by Donald O'donovan. NOOK Book (eBook) $ Sign in to Purchase Instantly.
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