Douglas Young Boeken

Fitzhugh Rainwater, a shy graduate student, navigates romance and his aspirations of becoming a writer with the help of his outspoken best friend, Zada McMayer. As he falls for the beautiful Cleonia Lovetree, the story unfolds in the vibrant backdrop of a small southern college town, Due South. The narrative blends humor with poignant moments, showcasing the evolution of these three characters alongside a colorful ensemble of locals, creating a rich tapestry of relationships and personal growth.

Elton Peabody, a high school history teacher in a small Southern town, faces a life-altering event when he encounters a mysterious light in the forest. This incident prompts him to explore various possibilities, from UFOs to personal crises, all while navigating family dynamics with his younger brother, the sheriff, and the complexities of a local election. The narrative blends humor, friendship, the challenges of teaching, and a quest for meaning, as Elton learns to confront his fears and embrace new romantic opportunities amidst public scrutiny.

Exploring a wide array of American and global political issues, Dr. Douglas Young presents sixty-five essays that reflect his Judeo-Christian conservatarian views. He tackles critical topics such as abortion, healthcare, and political polarization while analyzing influential figures like Abraham Lincoln, Richard Nixon, and Donald Trump. With a blend of wit and candidness, Young provides insights shaped by decades of political study, finally addressing the question many students have long asked: his personal opinions on these pressing matters.