Good Night Oregon

<p><strong>Growing-up. Moving away. Coming Back. A funny thought-provoking head-banging journey.</strong></p><p>In 1997. any visitor to Rain Oregon will find long-buried secrets crazy neighbors a convent a buffalo a jailbird and a sky full of beckoning stars.</p><p><strong>Sophia Bolton can’t wait to get out of the place.</strong></p><p>At twenty-six she dreams of saving humanity by traveling to the stars. She also considers herself the master of work-arounds. After all she’s escaped her sloth-thinking community several times but family screwups—death alcohol stupidity or all three—keep pulling her back to Oregon.</p><p>Now she’s struggling to finish her lifelong ticket to a different life—a PhD in physics—<strong>if only people would stop putting obstacles in her path</strong>.</p><p>On the night she sneaks into the campus radio station and makes a secret broadcast it’s simply a diversion to the tedium of school. It soon becomes an obsession. She can’t explain why she’s pirating the airways <strong>risking her future to share tales of how-to-survive growing up</strong>.</p><p>She says the stories are for the doubtful insecure or anyone who doesn’t fit. She doesn’t realize she’s doing what she’s always wanted—trying to save humanity.</p><p><strong>Nor does she realize her stories will save herself.</strong></p><p><strong>A memorable story tale of humor heartbreak and inspiration.</strong></p>