reviews. Spanning sixty-five years, from 1950 until the present, the works touch on a variety of universal themes. In the story “Shake Hands with Mr. Jolley,” Spooner shares a fond memory at a baseball field in the summer of 1950 right before his eighth birthday. “Sam: Memories of a Good Dog,” tells about a difficult decision Spooner and his wife had to make about their German Shepherd. Spooner closes with “Bro. Dick,” a heartfelt tribute to his late brother. From memories of friends and family and growing up in Vallejo, California; to tales of his schooling experiences at different institutions; to special eulogies; and more, Yeah, What Else? shares a compilation of reflections that examine one man's life and its special moments.

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