Indiahoma is a compilation of short stories that collectively paint a detailed, slice-of-life picture of a town riddled with poverty, hardship, and sacrifice. While there is little overlap between characters in the individual stories, and each story definitely stands alone, the overlap that does exist is meaningful and allows the collection to exist as a single cohesive work.
Every story in this collection is well crafted, carefully laid out, and brilliantly written. Not a single page falls short of the rest, each building upon the next and creating a sensual and emotional experience in a way only a true wordsmith can construct. Written in the vein of Faulkner and McCullers,Indiahoma will draw you into a world that is rich, bittersweet, and hauntingly reflective. I rate this work an enthusiastic five stars.
Every story in this collection is well crafted, carefully laid out, and brilliantly written. Not a single page falls short of the rest, each building upon the next and creating a sensual and emotional experience in a way only a true wordsmith can construct. Written in the vein of Faulkner and McCullers,Indiahoma will draw you into a world that is rich, bittersweet, and hauntingly reflective. I rate this work an enthusiastic five stars.
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