To purchase 'Strawberry Hill,' visit or The listed price is $9.99 for a Kindle version and $18 paperbacks. 'Writing in general is an active exploration,' he said. One thing Perry teaches his students is that they need patience and tenacity when getting a book published. There are few and far between out here in Arizona.' 'The way people talk, snow, beaches and that kind of thing. 'There's a certain Midwest aura,' he said. Perry said there is a Michigan aesthetic that seeps into all of his stories. 'It's easy to get lost out there, a whole bunch of green and blue.' 'My dad has one long porch, you sit there and you sort of hear the wind ruffle through the trees and leaves,' Perry said. Several parts of 'Strawberry Hill' were written there. Rampton, Angela, Randall, Judy, Rayl, Donna, Rea, Brad, Rear, Audrey.

One of Perry's favorite spots for writing is his father's home in Clyde Township. Hewitt, Angie, Hiffernan, Florence, Higgins, Sarah, Hill, John, Hilmer, Betty. Clair County later this year with his wife thanks to a $10,000 reverse scholarship from the Community Foundation of St. Perry, who currently resides in Arizona, is planning on returning to St. Perry, a seventh-grade English teacher, said that there is an 'imagination motif' that runs through each of the stories - 'the positives and negatives of having a brain that likes to run away from you.' 'You can get a clear picture of a character or a premise in just a theme.' 'What I like about short stories in particular is they don't overstay their welcome,' he said. The longest story, which shares the title of the 200-page collection, is about 60 pages.

Strawberry Hill by Brad Perry