Title: Two Weeks Under

-Author: James A. Goodman

-Publisher: Coal Hole Productions

-Year: 2003

-Format: Trade Paperback (TPB)

-Condition: Good – clean, intact, gently read

-Genre: Historical Fiction

-Independent press

 

Two weeks beneath the surface. A lifetime echoing through the pages.

 

A bruised hymn for the disenchanted and the quietly defiant. Two Weeks Under is a coal-dusted confession, a lyrical descent into the margins where time folds and memory flickers. Goodman’s prose is raw yet tender, tracing the contours of a life lived beneath the surface—whether of society, psyche, or soil. Published by Coal Hole Productions, this 2003 indie gem hums with subterranean resonance, offering readers not escape, but excavation. A book for those who know that sometimes, the deepest truths are found in the dark.

Ideal for readers drawn to underground literature, poetic realism, and indie press rarities that speak to the soul beneath the surface.

 

If this title finds a home with you, I’d be grateful for a moment of feedback—it helps me keep curating with care and resonance.

 

Book conditions are:

            Light handling and shelf wear such as smudging, soiling, chipping, curl, scuffing to covers and spine. Slightly cocked spine. Light soiling to edges. Price label on back cover. I didn’t notice any defects or intrusive markings to the interior pages.