Description

Back O' The Moon And Other Stories is a collection of short stories that explores life in the Yorkshire countryside, highlighting the complexities of rural life and the interaction between individuals and their tight-knit communities. The stories focus on how outsiders perceive and interact with the village's traditions, while also shedding light on the lives of local characters, reflecting both humor and the intricacies of their way of life. The new parson in the village, arriving with a mix of curiosity and skepticism surrounding him, is confronted with the deep-rooted customs and eccentricities of the local community. As the parson navigates the intricacies of his new surroundings, he encounters the challenges of fitting in while observing the quirks of the villagers. This exploration reveals the connections between community, tradition, and the passage of time in rural life, offering a deep insight into the characters' daily existence. The collection, with its vivid depictions of the Yorkshire countryside and its people, illustrates the nuances of small-town dynamics while highlighting the humor and warmth found within a close-knit society.