The Faulkes Chronicle - Huddle, David
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A work of uncanny originality, David Huddle's nineteenth book is the account of an extraordinary death trip taken by a charismatic and beloved woman, her husband, and an astonishing number of offspring, from infants to young adults. The Faulkes Chronicle explores how children grieve, and shows how the wit and courage of even the littlest brothers and sisters can be a source of resiliance. Familial conversation composes an intimate requiem, transforming loss into comprehension. Only one of our finest writers could manage this delicate material. The Faulkes Chronicle is a brief, autumnal novel -…mehr

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A work of uncanny originality, David Huddle's nineteenth book is the account of an extraordinary death trip taken by a charismatic and beloved woman, her husband, and an astonishing number of offspring, from infants to young adults. The Faulkes Chronicle explores how children grieve, and shows how the wit and courage of even the littlest brothers and sisters can be a source of resiliance. Familial conversation composes an intimate requiem, transforming loss into comprehension. Only one of our finest writers could manage this delicate material. The Faulkes Chronicle is a brief, autumnal novel - made of momentary details yet with an encompassing grandeur.
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Distinguished Visiting Professor of Creative Writing at Hollins University, David Huddle now teaches at the Bread Loaf School of English, the Rainier Writing Workshop, and the Sewanee School of Letters. Huddle's writing has appeared in The New Yorker, The American Scholar, Esquire, Harper's, The Georgia Review, and in many other publications. His novel, NOTHING CAN MAKE ME DO THIS (Tupelo Press, 2011) won the 2012 Library of Virginia Award for Fiction, and his collection Black Snake at the Family Reunion won the 2013 PEN New England Award for Poetry. Most recently he is the author of THE FAULKES CHRONICLE (Tupelo Press, 2014).