Mouthful of Dust
Douglas Savage
Belletristik / Historische Romane und Erzählungen
Beschreibung
"e;Douglas Savages writing is so compelling that Stephen Crane himself could have written A Mouthful of Dust. David Halliburton, PhD, author of The Color of the Sky: A Study of Stephen Crane"e;Powerful and haunting. A tour de force."e;Perry Lentz, professor emeritus of English, Kenyon College"e;I loved the surprise ending and I think Crane would have, too."e;Linda H. Davis, author of Badge of Courage: The Life of Stephen CraneThrough historical fiction Douglas Savage has painted a psychological picture of novelist Stephen Crane. Against the backdrop of the lush countryside and treachery of Cuba just after the SpanishAmerican War, A Mouthful of Dust does what no biographer can doexamine the heart and soul of a twenty-seven-year-old writer grappling with his own death.About the Author: A Mouthful of Dust is Douglas Savages seventh novel, perhaps his most experimental and ambitious. His novel The Court Martial of Robert E. Lee was acclaimed for its intimate portrait of Robert E. Lee and the generals family following the blood bath at Gettysburg. It was a main selection of the History Book Club and an alternate main selection of the Book of the Month Club. Savage is a graduate of Ohios College of Wooster and the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, Cleveland State University. His nonfiction publications include seven books on the American Civil War.
