Elevation: 6,040

Fiction & Literature, Literary
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Author: Ernest J. Finney ISBN: 9781680030501
Publisher: Texas Review Press Publication: December 15, 2015
Imprint: Texas Review Press Language: English
Author: Ernest J. Finney
ISBN: 9781680030501
Publisher: Texas Review Press
Publication: December 15, 2015
Imprint: Texas Review Press
Language: English

Winner, 2014 Clay Reynolds Novella Prize
California Book Awards silver medal for fiction, 2016

*It’s 1981, and thirteen-year-old Roscoe McAdams and his brother and sister have always lived with their parents, Sebastian and Moonstar, in an isolated cabin high on a ridge in California’s northern Sierra, though often in spring when Moonstar can’t stand the snow anymore she takes them for a stay down below. They’ve mostly been home-schooled.

Then, through a fluke that April, Moonstar becomes a substitute teacher in a small town and enrolls the kids in school there. Roscoe assumes that when summer comes, they’ll go back to the ridge and Sebastian: that’s how it’s always been. But they don’t, and then everything Roscoe thinks he knows for sure begins to fall apart.*

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Winner, 2014 Clay Reynolds Novella Prize
California Book Awards silver medal for fiction, 2016

*It’s 1981, and thirteen-year-old Roscoe McAdams and his brother and sister have always lived with their parents, Sebastian and Moonstar, in an isolated cabin high on a ridge in California’s northern Sierra, though often in spring when Moonstar can’t stand the snow anymore she takes them for a stay down below. They’ve mostly been home-schooled.

Then, through a fluke that April, Moonstar becomes a substitute teacher in a small town and enrolls the kids in school there. Roscoe assumes that when summer comes, they’ll go back to the ridge and Sebastian: that’s how it’s always been. But they don’t, and then everything Roscoe thinks he knows for sure begins to fall apart.*

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