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THE FRONTIER

By | September 2014

The characters are clear-cut too, with Sean being the quintessential, somewhat sloppy, pontificating prof with a definite abrasive edge. It’s not surprising that Tennessee leaves home and returns with a defensive attitude, ready to pounce on anything his father says or does…

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