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K.D. Richardson


 

K.D. Richardson is a graduate of Miami University (OH) and has been writing since 1996.  The Second Season is his third published book.  He is a sports photographer and columnist for The Venice Cornerstone newspaper in his home state of Ohio.



 


The Second Season  by K.D. Richardson           

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From troubled hometown youth, to a 1960's Major League Baseball All-Star, to homeless man lacking any previous memories, The Second Season chronicles the troubled life of William 'Sonny' Wilson. Sonny's best friend, Russell Henning, gives this first-person narrative of the life and times of a young man from a severely dysfunctional Maysville, Kentucky home. Fiction meets reality as a mixture of actual people and historic venues, coupled with the fictional, transforms The Second Season into a glimpse into the fascinating drama of a man against himself as Sonny tries to find his place in life.


Sportscaster Ken Broo says, "a terrific read...very compelling characters and prose..."

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A Different Drummer by K.D. Richardson

What becomes of a 1960s rocker after his career is washed up and his spirit is spent? He returns home to die…or to live once again.

 

Taylor Ross, a veteran of seventy-five million albums with the rock group Vulture (1967-1985), spent the following fifteen post-band years vegetating in his Beverly Hills mansion and smoking pot. Restless, he decides to contact his old high school friend, Dave Smith, and ‘Smitty’ proceeds to narrate the story of this ailing former rock star’s quest for fulfillment at the end of a prosperous but meaningless life, and how a single bond of love could help him reach his goal.

 

Following his return to town, and after seeing that the former 140 member high school band now sported less than thirty members, an angered Taylor confronts the aging band director, Bob Harmon. He’s the same man who suspended Taylor back in the sixties and thus thwarted any chance for his graduation. Taylor tells Harmon that he could put together a band ten times the size of the current one. Bob Harmon quits on the spot and challenges Taylor to fulfill his pledge.




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