A Warm Welcome Home

Planning a funeral is no easy task. But lucky for us, we have Doobs and Murphy: just the townies for the job.  If you weren't confused enough after the last episode, this show should add a few more plot holes to your Shredded Chicken Sandwich.  Go ahead and read ahead! You can find Midwestern Pulp: A Love Letter to Lake Erie at your local independent bookstore or online at fortfamly.com

In Part II of Midwestern Pulp, we find ourselves back home for a friend's funeral. We're crashing at my parents house and we can't help but reminisce. If you're only going to listen to one episode, this is probably the one. Tighten your rustbelt. Grab your can of dip. And let's ride. Go ahead and read ahead! You can find Midwestern Pulp: A Love Letter to Lake Erie at your local independent bookstore or online at fortfamly.com

In the fourth chapter of the first part of Midwestern Pulp we meet Tammie and Tommy Thompson, a pair of pathological liars and the proprietors of Toledo's Premier Aerobics Studio/Carwash. Go ahead and read ahead! You can find Midwestern Pulp: A Love Letter to Lake Erie at your local independent bookstore or online at fortfamly.com

In the third chapter of the first part of Midwestern Pulp we meet Uncle Rob, an aspiring professional dancer, my father's childhood best friend, and the proud father of a female red-tailed boa constrictor named, Michael. Go ahead and read ahead! You can find Midwestern Pulp: A Love Letter to Lake Erie at your local independent bookstore or online at fortfamly.com

In the second chapter of the first part of Midwestern Pulp we meet Tracy, a certified local legend and the proprietor of The Horseshoe (the local bar & grill that you end up at whenever you're home visiting family and wanna see some feral locals on the prowl). Go ahead and read ahead! You can find Midwestern Pulp: A Love Letter to Lake Erie at your local independent bookstore or online at fortfamly.com

In the first chapter of the first part of Midwestern Pulp we meet Donnie, a certified Lake Erie Monster and a testament to your mother's advice on NOT talking to strangers. Go ahead and read ahead! You can find Midwestern Pulp: A Love Letter to Lake Erie at your local independent bookstore or online at fortfamly.com