Creekbank Stories Curt Iles, Storyteller
updated on Friday, December 27, 2024
Our favorite store, Foreman’s Grocery in Dry Creek, is open again!
Stop in for some of the best boudin in Louisiana and pick up a signed copy of Where I Come From.
Where I Come From: Tales from the Pineywoods
66 new stories.
291 pages
Paperback Price: $20.00
Hardcover $30.00
Kindle eBook $4.99
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You can find our Creekbank books at these businesses.
Foreman’s in Dry Creek
Nichol’s in DeQuincy
Thrifty Way in DeRidder
Vintage Girl in DeRidder (Thursday- Saturday)
Dry Creek Baptist Camp
Grant Christmas Tree Farm
Nichol’s Leesville and Many
Back Cover of ‘Where I Come From.’
Learn more about our books, ‘Where I Come From,’ ‘Christmas Jelly’ and others at Amazon/Curt Iles/Where I Come From or www.creekbank.net.
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Where I Come From is my best book so far. (At least that’s what my momma says, and who am I to argue with my 89-year-old mother?)
I poured my heart and soul into it for nine months, and it’s “been born,” and I’m incredibly proud of it.
Sketch (Above)from February 2024: A book is always first born as a dream.
Click here to read my current favorite story in ‘Where I Come From:’ Chapter 33, “The Talking Stick.”
The purpose of Creekbank Stories is to write moving stories that encourage and inspire.
We believe Where I Come From is a book that can change lives. Our goal is REACH. We want in the hands and hearts of readers everywhere, including worldwide.
Good morning, Curt,
My name is Bonnie Burnette. My husband is Raymond Burnette who is the sole surviving son of L. A. Burnette who was originally from Oberlin.
Completely by accident ,about three years ago, we found out that
L. A. was the biological son of Leslie Augustus (Gus) Stockwell. We live in Bancroft smack dab in No Man’s Land. I know you have a hectic schedule but if you ever have some free time we would love to meet you and sit down and talk.
Sincerely, Bonnie Burnette
Bonnie,
I am thrilled to hear from you. I’m aware of our Stockwell/Burnette connection. My Aunt JoAnn Iles Edwards is our family genealogist in our family. She and my deceased dad (Clayton Iles) are (half) first cousins. I want to connect and meet. Contact me (text) at (318) 623-3778 or Creekbank.net. r