Description
In Clay’s Quilt, Clay Sizemore—rooted in the rhythms of Kentucky life—sets out to make sense of a past that won’t stay neatly folded away. As he tries to stitch together family stories, memory, and belonging, he discovers that the history he inherits is both a comfort and a burden, shaping the choices he makes in the present. Silas House’s lyrical, poetic prose turns everyday moments into emotional revelations, exploring how homesickness, storytelling, and community can either bind us—or help us grow beyond what we’ve been given. With warmth and hard-earned honesty, this novel offers a moving portrait of identity forged at the intersection of place, love, and the long work of understanding where you come from.
Available Editions
paperback
Wheeler Pub.
Published Jan 1, 2001
336 pages
ISBN: 9781587241437
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First Published
2001
Language
eng
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