Twelve-year-old Steven Moore and his slave companion, Dink, experience harrowing adventures and a lesson in the social order of their times when they stumble across a Rebel group waiting in ambush. Reprint. 25,000 first printing.

Nashville 1864: The Dying of the Light

Literature & Fiction

Jones, Madison

Genre Fiction

Penguin??Books

An exile

Deutsch

In the late sixties during a hot summer fraught with racial tension, a small Alabama town is menaced by a series of unexplained murders that forces the townspeople to confront their long-hidden secrets and darkest fears

Season of the Strangler

DOUBLEDAY

In the late sixties during a hot summer fraught with racial tension, a small Alabama town is menaced by a series of unexplained murders that forces the townspeople to confront their long-hidden secrets and darkest fears

Ace Books

Danger & Maddness is a refreshing collaboration project between two distinct poets with creative styles touching on the dark and macabre, the wild and whimsical, and the romantic and soulful. With poetic styles in free verse, rhyme and meter, poetic experimentation, and more, this book is a journey for the mind, the heart, and the soul.\nThis compilation features over 100 poems inspired by personal demons, haunting events, and deep emotions with a vibrant sense of humor. Written by two distinct poets with widely varied backgrounds, Danger & Maddness contains themes of what it means to be human, the essence of suffering, and the struggle to make sense of a nonsensical reality.\nThis is a book for adolescents and adults to explore the difficult complexities of life.

Danger and Maddness

Gerber, Daniel

Poetry

Daniel Gerber

An Exile: 2

Contemporary

Viking Adult

A Cry of Absence

Pocket_Books

Passage Through Gehenna

Louisiana State Univ Pr

Housesitting for an eccentric professor, Wendell Corbin falls in love with Tricia Harker, his married next door neighbor, and is blackmailed into joining a local drug gang

Last Things: A Novel

In a 1987 article, Southern Magazine called Madison Jones's A Cry of Absence "the last pure tragedy written by a Southerner." Set in 1957 in a small Tennessee town just awakening to shifting racial and social attitudes, the novel concerns the inevitability of change and the consequences for those who resist it. Hester Cameron Glenn, a proud, well-bred southern aristocrat, is the self-appointed guardian of her family's and her community's heritage. When a young black man is chained to a tree and stoned to death, Hester deplores the brutality of the act. Slowly she comes to suspect, and finally to know, who the real murderer is, and she decides what she must do to protect the family honor.

A Cry of Absence (Voices of the South)

LSU Press

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