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Living in a barn may seem an unusual ambition

This book may be unlike any book you have read before

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Developing a campaign narrative

to undertake their most harrowing journey yet

Birds of Evanston Slightly Off Living in a barn mayA falcon without a mate lectures a lonely man. A gull prompts a mute teenager to open up in therapy. A couple who divorced twenty five years ago find themselves alone together in a small plane, 8,000 feet above Niagara Falls. Ken Kaye, a family psychologist, earned the MFA degree in Fiction from Bennington College. His fiction has appeared in Lit Pot and Glimmer Train Stories. He has lived in Evanston, Illinois since 1958.