Mattie McClane (Livres)

Mattie McClane Livres

L'écriture de Mattie McClane explore de profondes questions éthiques et l'inégalité des sexes, des thèmes façonnés par son éducation religieuse précoce. Son œuvre puise fréquemment son inspiration dans l'imagerie naturelle des rivières et le sentiment de liberté qu'elle a ressenti durant son enfance. La voix distinctive de McClane émerge à la fois de son journalisme et de sa fiction, explorant des vérités politiques et personnelles. Elle emploie un style narratif captivant, se concentrant sur des sujets introspectifs et stimulants.

Wen Wilson

248pages
9 heures de lecture

Wen Wilson is the story of a poet who is caught up in America's political transition from a democratic republic to an autocratic regime. While seeking sanctuary on a midwestern farm, Wen meets Ruth Uppers, a strong feminist widow who has assumed leadership of an extensive cattle operation and slowly comes to welcome the targeted politico as almost a member of her family. She gradually comes to support his publishing effort to reveal the completeness of the the totalitarian takeover. In Wen Wilson: A Bookish Man, McClane explores class and literacy issues. She also looks at the divide between rural and urban members of society. She then shows how violence ensues.