King Coal; a Novel

This gripping novel exposes the unjust and often dangerous conditions faced by coal miners in the American West. Through the experiences of Hal Warner, a college-educated Easterner who takes a job in a coal mine, Sinclair reveals the corruption and oppression of the mining industry and the difficulty of achieving true social justice.

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