The Cockroaches of Stay More

with This Wonderfully Irreverent Comic Novel, Harington Leaves Off Chronicling The Human Inhabitants Of The Arkansas Ozark Town Of Stay More And Turns His Attention To Its Insect World. In Depicting The Cockroach Community, Who Perambulate On Gitalongs, Apprehend Their Environment Through Sniff Whips And Commit Unwitting Malapropisms About The Mysterious World Of Man (and Woman), Harington Unleashes A Sprightly, Antic Imagination. publishers Weekly in A ``wonderfully Irreverent Comic Novel,'' Harington Writes Of The Cockroach Community Of The Arkansas Ozark Town Of Stay More. Despite Some Archness, ``the Story Contains Suspense, Romance, Heroism, Skulduggery And Religious Philosophizing, In A Highly Risible Mix,'' Wrote Pw. (may) Harington turns to the insect world of his Ozark town of Stay More. The cockroach community perambulate on gitalongs and apprehend their environment through sniffwhips. Maidens dance to the scents and sounds of the bewitching Purple Symphony of early evening. The faithful attend prayer meetings - the exalted Lord is Man, of the Holy House, (so called because when He's drunk He shoots holes in the walls with His guns). Meet our hero Squire Sam Ingledew, an intrepid fighter, philosopher, and leader, afflicted by deafness - and by acute bashfulness in the presence of females. Meet the lovely Letitia Dingletoon, who lives with her Maw, Paw, and forty-two siblings in an old log, and is in a fair way of losing her virginity. The cast of characters is rounded out with a few mammals, and mythological critters too. There is cliff-hanging action, there is merrymaking. So come visit, and stay more in this fanciful irreverent underworld.

With this wonderfully irreverent comic novel, Harington leaves off chronicling the human inhabitants of the Arkansas Ozark town of Stay More and turns his attention to its insect world. In depicting the cockroach community, who perambulate on gitalongs, apprehend their environment through sniff whips and commit unwitting malapropisms about the mysterious world of Man (and Woman), Harington unleashes a sprightly, antic imagination.

In this witty novel, the author discussed the cockroach population in a town called Stay More - their sexual intrigues, political machinations and philosphical debates.