Allen Glick: 4 books

The narrator of Pity for the Crow is precisely that: a crow, corvus brachyrhynchos. He is a gleefully dark little marauder going about his predatory business until an ancient magic intervenes. He has been singled out, his wildness compromised – he will acquire knowledge of men and a hybrid intellect,...

Puller Hobbs, war weary veteran, wants little more than to truly be the man that his wife and daughters assume him to be. But he senses that a piece is missing. Hoping to be an artist and possessing the technical skills, Puller is nonetheless void of vision. He works as a carpenter, an occupation...

One Morning Came Brightly depicts the pell-mell retreat of Favor Rousseau, Vietnam veteran and widower, as he fights to keep his little girl from harm’s way. Favor, a former marine, is reaping the danger he had so carelessly sown when he grew a crop of marijuana in the East Texas woods. Redneck...

The Marines portrayed in Winter’s Coming, Winters Gone might have been the kids who lived on your block. But the treacherous jungle war marked them, and estrangement at home set them apart. Winter’s Coming, Winters Gone is a tale of betrayal and broken promises, in Vietnam and America. It is also...