In a remote area of Kentucky's western Knobs region sit neighboring intentional communities---one permanent, progressive and inclusive; the other seasonal, conservative and exclusive---separated by a creek called Fidelity.
But there's a sinister force tied to political exploitation encroaching on Barrel Chute Knob, and this element threatens to change the place forever.
SLANT, the weird little community in the woods founded by hippies in the 1960s, is populated by 204 people of diverse .