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Newt in the World of Tarzan
By Marshall B. Allen, Jr.

Fiction
5.5 x 8.5; 208 pages
ISBN-13: 978-1-891799-89-1
Quality Paperback- $16.95
Publication Date: March 2007
Harbor House

Wrestling alligators, milking venom from rattlesnakes, refereeing underwater boxing matches and acting as a stand-in on the set of a Tarzan movie--all routine for our hero, Newt Sexton.

Newt in the World of Tarzan chronicles Newt's journey during a relatively short part of his life--from the time he leaves his father's farm until he returns to help his mother after his father's death. In between, armed with an unquenchable thirst for adventure, at age 15 he moves into an abandoned shack he calls Camp Nasty and begins to support himself at Sparklin' Waters Resort as a lifeguard, tour guide, valet, alligator hunter, actor and moon-shiner. There he meets Gloria Vanderbilt, sees the FBI take down Dillinger and Ma Barker, and becomes very good friends with Johnny Weissmuller, star of the old Tarzan movies.

PRAISE FOR NEWT IN THE WORLD OF TARZAN

The story of a common boy's rather uncommon experiences, Newt in the World of Tarzan offers a touch of everything--a coming of age account and a glimpse at the bygone rural South; history lessons and character sketches; nature stories and even a little bit of Hollywood. Marshall Allen's descriptive eye and nuanced ear place you right next to Newt as he matter-of-factly falls into adventures. It makes for an interesting ride.

-Sharron Walls Editor, The Beeper, Medical College of Georgia Newspaper

AUTHOR BIO

Dr. Marshall Allen, Jr. is a retired neurosurgeon and the former Chief of Neurosurgery for the Medical College of Georgia. He and his wife reside in Augusta, Ga. He is also the author of The Naked Bus Driver.

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