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The Queer Folk of Fife: Tales from the Kingdom

By David Pryde

(3.5 stars) β€’ 10 reviews

In a close-knit Scottish village, the arrival of a mysterious family and a scandalous love affair throws the community into a whirlwind of gossip and broken promises.

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2019-06-28
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Summary

"The Queer Folk of Fife: Tales from the Kingdom" by David Pryde is a series of stories that capture the feel of a small town in Scotland during the 1800s. The stories center on the unusual and interesting people of Sandyriggs, showing how they relate to each other. The book explores friendship, love, and community gossip, using characters with strong personalities and local legends to paint a picture of Scottish country life. The author starts by introducing Sandyriggs as a quiet village where people live simple lives and enjoy telling stories. The stories begin with the Steedman couple looking back on old times and the Callendar family arriving, which sparks curiosity and rumors among the neighbors. One story, "The Breach of Promise," highlights Phoebe Callendar and the drama and rumor that follows because of the town's fascination with her, leading to broken promises and broken hearts.

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