Jon Clinch's new novel, "Kings of the Earth," about the Ward brothers
Date of Review:
Jul.13.2010
Published Work:
Reviewer:
Robert Goolrick
Source:
The Washington Post
This is the kind of fiction we should be reading. "Kings of the Earth" is eloquent and moving, written with precision and clarity to stave off loss -- the loss of history, of art, of humanity. True feeling seems to be out of fashion in contemporary fiction, and fiction is the poorer for it. Disaffection and irony may be the tenor of the times, but too much of it can leave you feeling estranged and lonely. Then along comes Clinch, and we feel that we are once again safe at home, in the hands of a master.
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About Jon
Born and raised in upstate New York, Jon Clinch has been an English teacher, a metalworker, a folksinger, an illustrator, a typeface designer, a housepainter, a copywriter, and an advertising executive. After graduating from Syracuse University, he taught...
Causes Jon Clinch Supports
The Mark Twain House and Museum




