Fate Ties Indian Drum Characters in Strange Constellation
A narrator follows Alan as a mysterious, fate shaping coincidence threads through fourteen lives. He travels with a driver to a settlement where Indians gather, noticing a girl who triggers a charged reunion, leaving both startled and unsure how to proceed.
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Edwin Balmer
Alan
Ian
Qonnee
Watch Relics Spark Lake Mystery on Harbor Point
Alan and Miss Sherrill probe a tangled trail from Uncle Benny's pockets to a vanished father. Clues include coins dated twenty years old, a wedding ring, and a muffler with directions. A telegraph reveal ties to Captain Caleb Stafford and the freighter Marvin Hatch, pointing to a deeper Lake Erie crisis aboard the Miwaka.
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Alan
Grand Traverse
Little Traverse
Benny
Buffalo
Merchants’ Exchange
Frankfort
Manitowoc
Caleb Stafford
Marvin Hatch
Longpoint
Lake Erie
Stafford
Stafford and
Ramsdell
Miwaka
Benty
Definition of Happiness from Charles Koy Vance
A list describing happiness as a clean body, teeth, and conscience, family love, a comfortable home, a garden patch, music and books, and simple shoes. It celebrates debt freedom, authentic living, and freedom from society’s stiffness, indigestion, and nosy neighbors.
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Charles Koy Vance
V-R
An Accommodating Lecturer at the Darkened Feast
A speaker in a hall kept speaking despite a sudden blackout. He remained unperturbed and urged the audience to notify him when the last man left so he could stop at that moment. The remark conveyed calm resolve amid the outage as Harper's records the scene.
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Middle Village
Mr. Corvet
Benjamin Corvet
Chicago
Sherrill
Astor Street
Luke
Benny
Wassaquam
Henry
Harper’s
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