Earl LeClaire | WHOOSH, play ©2023

BRUSSELS - Aug. 7, 2023 - PRLog -- "WHOOSH is a humorous and heart-rendering three-act play. It deals with the elderly living in senior retirement communities. It expresses their concerns for their future well-being, both physical and cognitive, as well as their relative isolation from the rest of society at large. These issues are the subject of conversation over dinner.

LeClaire's frank observations on the human condition are by turns, extremely funny and often troubling as he celebrates life in a senior living retirement community."

~Dr. Alice P. Naylor

(Whoosh was formerly a two-act play, Table For Seven Plus One).

About author:

Earl LeClaire, poet and raconteur, has worked at a myriad of jobs including, fisherman, lobsterman, nuclear piping designer, historical researcher, cab driver, and chef. He has been writing poetry, fiction, and non-fiction since 1971. He has published poetry, fiction and food articles in many small press and major magazines in the USA and Europe. Earl was awarded first place in the Aquillrelle Poetry Contest 2 for the poem, "Below the Mayonnaise Factory". He is the author of two cookbooks, Cove Creek Farm.Org's Old Timey Appalachian Good Foods and Game Cookbook and Old Swamper's Shellfish and Clambake Cookbook. His book of vignettes, Night Taxi, is currently out of print. His first book of poetry, Below the Mayonnaise Factory, is available through Catawba Press. Earl, 70, lives in the still rugged and beautiful Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina half a mile from the Tennessee Line. Deliverance, he is quick to remind you, was a product of the late James Dickey's sometimes strange and twisted mind. However, he says, if you hear banjo music, paddle faster.

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