The Genehouse Chronicles - E Eugene Jones Baldwin - Bog

Discover the exciting "Genehouse Chronicles" as we journey from the bustling streets of Chicago to the serene bluffs of the Mississippi River in Alton, Illinois. Follow the author's transition from a vibrant career in singing, acting, and playwriting to their return to their hometown. Explore the rich history of Alton, renowned for its ties to the Underground Railroad, the expeditions of Lewis and Clark, and the vibrant cultural heritage shaped by notable figures like Miles Davis and Elijah P. Lovejoy.

Experience the natural wonders of the Mississippi River, from the magnificent bald eagles and pelicans to the thriving wildlife in the surrounding areas. Join the author's adventures along the Mississippi's bluffs, where they meet the intriguing "Hummingbird Man," the cheerful proprietor of "Stevie's Fish Stand," and the friendly couple, Mike and Cathy, running the nearby fruit and vegetable stand.

Witness the charm of the Midwest community as the author befriends the amiable "Orville," his wife, "Quilt Queen," and the warmhearted parishioners. Explore the author's encounters with groundhogs, snakes, and a variety of bird species in their backyard. "Genehouse Chronicles" is a captivating narrative that captures the essence of transitioning from city life to the comfort and tranquility of small-town living, offering a heartfelt exploration of nature, community, and self-discovery along the banks of the mighty Mississippi.