Synopsis "The Musings of a Christian Conservative Caveman"
Where have all the cavemen gone?Rich Donoho has a few thoughts on that -- and about forty years' worth of stories to back them up. A lifelong USPS mail carrier, married to his high school sweetheart, and proud father and grandfather, Donoho serves up a wild, funny, and unapologetically old-school collection of essays, memories, and "hot takes" from a man who calls himself a modern-day Christian conservative caveman.From growing up in small-town Illinois during the tail end of the baby boom, to raising three daughters, to four decades of delivering mail rain or shine, Donoho's stories are equal parts nostalgia, faith, and gut-punch honesty. He tackles masculinity, personal responsibility, race, redemption, atheism, and everything in between -- with humor, grit, and zero interest in softening the message for sensitive ears.This isn't a polished, buttoned-up memoir. It's a "charmingly chaotic" mix of short stories, dad jokes, sharp opinions, and hard-won wisdom, held together by an unshakable faith in God and a deep love for the ordinary, working-class life that shaped him.Whether you're a fellow boomer who remembers when Elvis ruled the airwaves, a Christian looking for a laugh and a little conviction, or just someone who misses plain old common sense, Donoho's caveman wisdom is here to entertain, challenge, and maybe even convict.Grab a seat by the fire. The caveman has stories to tell.
