What ends : a novel /

In 1980 the McCloud family welcomes Trevor, the last child to be born on Eilean Fior, a small island off the coast of Scotland. Life on the island is grim. The population, once in the hundreds, now hovers around thirty. Against this backdrop, through a series of interlocking narratives spanning from...

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Main Author: Ladd, Andrew (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Kalamazoo, Michigan : New Issues/Western MIchigan University, 2014.
Edition:First American edition.
Series:New Issues poetry & prose.
AWP award series in the novel.
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Summary:In 1980 the McCloud family welcomes Trevor, the last child to be born on Eilean Fior, a small island off the coast of Scotland. Life on the island is grim. The population, once in the hundreds, now hovers around thirty. Against this backdrop, through a series of interlocking narratives spanning from Trevor's birth to the present day, the novel follows each of the McClouds as they navigate their ever more fragile lives. Trevor collects the detritus of a dying culture and a diminished family, attempting to piece together the island's past and the story of his own diminished family.
Item Description:AWP: Association of Writers & Writing Programs > Contests > AWP Award Series > Previous Winners, viewed June 9, 2014: "AWP Award Series Winners, 2012 Winners, Novel, Winner: Andrew Ladd, What ends, New Issues Press."
"This book is a winner of the Association of Writers & Writing Programs (AWP) Award for the Novel."--Title page verso.
Physical Description:265 pages, 6 unnumbered pages : 1 illustration ; 21 cm.
ISBN:1936970228
9781936970223