sonia-a Maine
Hera Black is a farmer with a love of singing, stringed instruments, the forest, and a soft spot for crazy political projects, wild relationships and cheap booze. She loves to sing and howl at the moon, and thanks you for listening to her trite romantic prose laced with nature based metaphors and her cheap honky tonk tricks. ... more
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