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A Place Called Tula
A Place Called Tula by Shane Brown
by Shane Brown
  
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Oxford, MS: Cofield Press Press (September 2026)

First Edition. Signed.

As new in dust jacket.

In this collection of short stories, Shane Brown reveals themes of loneliness, hardship, and the small, meaningful interactions that define community life in A Place Called Tula. Characters face personal challenges such as divorce, unemployment, and grief — also friendship and charity.

Shane Brown writes and lives with his family outside Oxford, Mississippi. He owns an ice cream business and works as a dairyman. He types in the same garage where his father Larry Brown wrote. This is his first book.

Praise for A Place Called Tula

“Shane Brown is a natural born storyteller with the insight and experience to navigate us down a winding dirt road blindfolded. His debut collection of short stories is filled with humor and grit, an authentic slice of life in rural Mississippi. Looking forward to much more.” -- Ace Atkins, New York Times best selling author of The Heathens and Don’t Let the Devil Ride

“For Shane Brown, home is not just a place; it’s a state of being. In these essays and stories, he gives us a back roads tour of the places, people, and memories that constitute it, offering an intimate and intimately-textured map of what Willie Morris called the ‘terrains of the heart.’ ” -- Jonathan Miles, author of Eradication: A Fable

“Larry Brown would have been very proud of his son’s writing.” -- Richard Howorth, Owner of Square Books

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