In The Fields of Fatherless Children David Narrett the creative process

the creative process

Camonghne Felix

who for a time survived the worst horror the modern world has seen--and who remained triumphantly and heartbreakingly human throughout her ordeal

she seamlessly weaves together personal experiences with stories from scripture

Notes from an Island is both a beautiful chronicle of a rugged ecology and an intimate collaboration between to artists in love with each other--and the island itself

In The Fields of Fatherless Children David Narrett the creative processBy: Pamela Steele Published by Catapult, 2026 03 24 For readers of Jeannette Walls and Barbara Kingsolver, in this love story set in rural Appalachia during the Vietnam War, a young couple is torn apart by both global conflict and their families ancient feud In late 1960s Appalachia, many things loom darkly over June Branham: the Vietnam War is dividing the country, and a strip mine is eating away the mountain at the head of the holler where she