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Romance at the Fiber Guild II: L’enfant terrible
Few things cause more to unravel in a tight-knit crafting community than a stranger with the capacity to spin things out of control. At first, the youthful yarn bomber from France who descends on the Flatlands Fiber Guild seems as skilled at winning people over as he is at working a spindle. But Benjamin Letellier quickly frays the fabric holding his art professor’s family together when he starts dating her college-age daughter, Sigrun. As the wool tufts start flying, the adversaries find refuge in a startling crocheted mural that shows up out of nowhere in downtown Prairie Plains. Amid the tension straining the bonds holding family and friends together, an epic love grows like a tapestry from tangled clumps of wool.


BIOGRAPHY
Virginia L. Lewis
Lewis is a literary scholar, translator, and German professor with a passion for language, as well as a certified braille transcriber and avid musician. A needlepointer for all of her adult life, she discovered the wonders of knitting when her younger son learned the craft in his high school fashion class. She has since taken up spinning as well. Lewis lives in South Dakota with her six cats and three dogs and takes enormous pride in her three adult children, who teach her new lessons about life and its rewards with each passing day.
Gold in the Mud: A Hungarian Peasant Novel, 2014
Translation of Sárarany (1910) by Zsigmond Móricz
Globalizing the Peasant: Access to Land and the Possibility of Self-Realization
A theoretical model and application of global literature, published by Lexington Books
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