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This is the story of Roxanne, a beautiful woman traveling with her husband in an attempt to survive a Zombie Apocalypse. After a horrible winter she realized that not only is her husband a coward but he had put her in danger several times. Chapter One begins the suspense as "Roxanne was going to kill her husband." Follow Roxanne in her travels through the southern United States, the people she meets and the hardships she must endure. Watch her grow as an independent survivor, falter and rebuild again, but is she the same Roxanne? This is the first of two publications of Roxanne's journey. Vol...

The first publication of Roxanne's Story (published in 2015) ended with her disappearance from an abandoned plantation in Louisiana where she and her small group of survivors had taken refuge for the winter during the Zombie Apocalypse. A search was made by her lover Lucky, her friend Brandon and pilot of the riverboat Jenny, and her faithful dog Mutt who had been her companion since the beginning of the second year of the zombie apocalypse. The search was abandoned as they ventured further into the bayou and knew that they were out of their element and could easily become lost. Volume II...

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The first time that we, the editors of this volume, met, a chance remark by one of us, newly returned from fieldwork in Fiji, quickly led to an animated discussion of our experiences doing anthropological research with children. Following that occasion, we began to seek each other out in order to continue such conversations, because we had found no other opportunity to discuss these significant events. We knew our experiences were rich sources of cross-cultural data and stimuli to rethinking anthro pological theory and methods. A cursory review of the literature on fieldwork revealed, to our...