Tales From The Bayou
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Book Details
About the Book
Tales From The Bayou is a compilation of six short stories about South Louisiana, dating from 1814, which was when the Battle of New Orleans was fought, to our modern times. The purpose of the book is to introduce Louisiana culture to those who may not be familiar with this part of America, and to enhance the appreciation of our heritage to local citizens of this very unique region. The book is very special in that it tells the stories of life from a variety of views. From little Cajun boys in the 1930’s and their mischievous antics, the lifelong story of a man of color along the shores of Lake Pontchartrain, and of course, the personal tale about Jean Lafitte and his fictitious offspring. The book also tells a heartwarming story from the prospective of a 30-something woman who is the proprietor of the Decator Street Guest House in the French Quarter of New Orleans. It is the author’s desire that all will be entertained, and will enjoy the stories for what they are, and take an inside look at the hopes, the dreams, the triumphs and the failures of his characters.
About the Author
Just a breath away from Dixieland music and Bourbon Street, lies the little Cajun town of Jean Lafitte where singer, songwriter, composer and author, David Adam, was born and raised.
In this bayou land, the passion for life is as hot as the Louisiana summers.
He has been performing professionally and semi-professionally in south Louisiana for over 40 years and continues to hone his skills to this day.
This is the inspiration for all of his writings.
So enjoy the stories for what they are, and where they come from, for this is the heart and soul of…………………………………