The Cajuns
Simon & Schuster, Aug 2004, 24.00, 292 pp.
ISBN: 0743249798
In 1956 in Richelieu, Louisiana the local Cajuns love eating gumbo and gossiping about sexual scandals, political corruption and kickbacks. In fact most residents are proud of those who get away with cheating, which has made State Senator Papoot Gaspard a graft legend. Everyone in town knows that if it ain't broke leave it alone; graft is a way of life and not considered broken so keep...
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