In this "heartwarming tale of brotherly love" (WALL STREET JOURNAL), John Vernon "lifts us high, confronting basic questions about the nature of existence itself and the peculiar objects that sustain this transient life" (Jay Parini). When his reclusive brother Paul died, Vernon came face to face with a life he had never suspected. He found his brother's house in a state of squalid disrepair: piled high with a lifetime of trash, littered with animal corpses and excrement, unheated and decrepit. An assembly worker in the electronics industry and an amateur inventor, Paul had managed to keep...
In this "heartwarming tale of brotherly love" (WALL STREET JOURNAL), John Vernon "lifts us high, confronting basic questions about the nature of exist...
From a master of historical fiction, the story of John Wesley Powell's perilous river journey through the Grand Canyon in 1869 is a great American adventure 352 pp.
From a master of historical fiction, the story of John Wesley Powell's perilous river journey through the Grand Canyon in 1869 is a great American adv...
