Steve Earle is an American singer-songwriter, record producer, and author whose work is deeply rooted in the American folk and country traditions. His lyrics often explore the lives and struggles of ordinary people, unafraid to tackle controversial social and political themes. Earle's musical style is raw and authentic, allowing him to cultivate a devoted fanbase.
Doc Ebersole is haunted by Hank Williams, both literally and figuratively, as he was one of the last to see Hank alive and is rumored to have administered his final dose of morphine. In 1963, a decade after Hank's death, Doc struggles with his own addiction.
A collection of short stories by alternative country music singer Steve Earle, showcasing his diverse experiences, struggles, defeats, and triumphs over a three-decade career.