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Killing Ground
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Killing Ground

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An unforgettable generational saga about the roots of American culture, class, identity, and the meaning of freedom

The Killing Ground begins in 1978 with the return of Hannah McKarkle to her hometown of Canona, West Virginia, where she sets out to remove the shroud of mystery that has surrounded her brother’s murder for more than two decades. In her quest Hannah pieces together a collective history of Canona, peels away the facades that mask the town’s best people, and becomes acquainted with the community’s unpretentious citizenry. Her search for truth reveals a heritage that extends back to Johnny Church of Prisons, bringing the story of The Beulah Quintet full circle and yielding a tale told with moving conviction.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
University of South Carolina Press
Country
United States
Date
1 May 1996
Pages
260
ISBN
9781570031182

An unforgettable generational saga about the roots of American culture, class, identity, and the meaning of freedom

The Killing Ground begins in 1978 with the return of Hannah McKarkle to her hometown of Canona, West Virginia, where she sets out to remove the shroud of mystery that has surrounded her brother’s murder for more than two decades. In her quest Hannah pieces together a collective history of Canona, peels away the facades that mask the town’s best people, and becomes acquainted with the community’s unpretentious citizenry. Her search for truth reveals a heritage that extends back to Johnny Church of Prisons, bringing the story of The Beulah Quintet full circle and yielding a tale told with moving conviction.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
University of South Carolina Press
Country
United States
Date
1 May 1996
Pages
260
ISBN
9781570031182