WHATEVER HAPPENED TO MARY ALICE ROOSEVELT? is a collection of stories that centers on life in the small towns in the Eastern Adirondacks. The themes of friendship, shared memory and a unity of purpose that bind people together pervade the work. This collection continues the body of fiction (Golden Eagles, Saying Goodbye to Port Davis High, Christmas in Port Davis) Dave Donohue has created over the years in trying to capture the essence of small town life in the Adirondacks with all the various characteristics that describe it. Whether these factors be kinship, rugged individualism, loneliness or loyalty, this book is another installment in this journey.