Rick Alan Rice

The Goat Farm Rick Alan Rice

The Goat Farm may be in its own genre as a work of satirical, esoteric, erotic, horror. Filled with supernatural spirits, this is no work for children, and will even be jarring to some adult readers. It follows the lives of a senior couple from the San Francisco Bay Area who move to an enchanted farm in the Sierra foothills: The Goat Farm. The property has a character all its own, from its grand rusted entrance, to the huge metal sculpture of Kali that stands watch over the area, to the strange lagoon with its floating island, to the energized stone meadow with its natural hexagonal arrangement of granite altars. It is hypnotic, trance-inducing, spirit-capturing. The Goat Farm leaves readers thinking deeply about the cosmic forces at work in our lives, and in our minds. And getting there is great fun for those who enjoy fantastical fiction.