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Clayton Royster is a waterman living in the fictional coastal town of Sand Point, Virginia. Since childhood in the 1940s, he's plied the local waters, crabbing in the estuaries, and fishing the open waters of the sea. But when Loretta Pine, the teenage wife of a much older man, comes to town, things change. With powerful and salty prose, Gary Schanbacher shows how the decisions we make reverberate through the decades of our lives and affect not only our destiny but also the destinies of those around us.

Produktbeschreibung
Clayton Royster is a waterman living in the fictional coastal town of Sand Point, Virginia. Since childhood in the 1940s, he's plied the local waters, crabbing in the estuaries, and fishing the open waters of the sea. But when Loretta Pine, the teenage wife of a much older man, comes to town, things change. With powerful and salty prose, Gary Schanbacher shows how the decisions we make reverberate through the decades of our lives and affect not only our destiny but also the destinies of those around us.
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Autorenporträt
Gary Schanbacher is the award-winning author of Crossing Purgatory (2013), winner of the SPUR Award from the Western Writers of America and the Langum Prize in American Historical Fiction, and Migration Patterns (2007), a finalist for the PEN/Hemingway Foundation Award and winner of the Colorado Book Award and the High Plains First Book Award. He lives in the shadows of the Rocky Mountains outside Denver, Colorado.