The War Comes Home Returning from the horrors of the First World War to recruit volunteers in his remote Appalachian home, Marine Sergeant Hiram Tobit finds the country changed. His mother has committed suicide, dredging up old resentments between Hiram and his father, Sloane. When a gruesome act of violence stuns the insular mountain community, father and son must journey together to see justice carried out while coming to terms with a deeply troubled family history.
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Charles Dodd White is the author of the Appalachian novel Lambs of Men and Co-editor of the Contemporary Appalachian Short Story Anthology Degrees of Elevation. His fiction has appeared in The Collagist, Fugue, Night Train, North Carolina Literary Review, PANK and several others. He teaches English at South College in Asheville, North Carolina.
Lambs of Men tells the story of the troubled home of Hiram Tobit. When his mother commits suicide, Hiram faces his father and the stressed bonds between them... a touching and thoughtful read, highly recommended. --Midwest Book Review
Written in the tradition of Charles Frazier and Ron Rash, Lambs of Men is that most rare of books: a violently beautiful story that is, at heart, prose poetry. --Mark Powell, author of Prodigals and Blood Kin
Charles Dodd White has written this rich novel of the mountains as though he's been saving every word of it for a lifetime. --Crystal Wilkinson, author of Blackberries, Blackberries and Water Street
An elegant structure for a grim psalm. --Asheville Citizen-Times
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