The Pale Flesh of Wood

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Set amongst the fault-prone landscape of Northern California, The Pale Flesh of Wood is a lyrical debut set in the twentieth century and told through a multigenerational braided narrative of the Hawkins' family, examining the rippling effects of trauma and perceived fault after a loved one's suicide following his service in World War II.

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Elizabeth A. Tucker is an award-winning fiction writer, poet, playwright, and sixth-generation Californian living and writing at 6,600 feet above sea level in the Sierra Nevada with her husband and two children. Her work, often rooted in the fault-prone landscape of Northern California, can be found in a host of national and international literary journals. The Pale Flesh of Wood is her debut novel.

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