Wit and watercolorist Michael Kluckner returns to the root of his good humor, a hobby farm beyond Vancouver's city limits, with candid observations about animal husbandry. A la Herriott, Keillor, Bryson, and Mayle, he reinvents the domain of middle-age and expounds the merits of do-it-yourself living in an increasingly gentrified countryside. Reprised performances by the survivors of The Pullet Surprise complement characters that together constitute a world of breeding and killing best described as farm noir.
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Wit and watercolorist Michael Kluckner returns to the root of his good humor, a hobby farm beyond Vancouver's city limits, with candid observations about animal husbandry. A la Herriott, Keillor, Bryson, and Mayle, he reinvents the domain of middle-age and expounds the merits of do-it-yourself living in an increasingly gentrified countryside. Reprised performances by the survivors of The Pullet Surprise complement characters that together constitute a world of breeding and killing best described as farm noir.
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