Michael Morris is a Southern writer whose stories often explore the complexities of family and place. His novel, A Place Called Wiregrass, is a notable example of his work in Southern fiction.
A Place Called Wiregrass
A Place Called Wiregrass
Synopsis
Erma Lee flees an abusive past with her granddaughter, Cher, seeking a fresh start in Wiregrass, Alabama. There, she finds an unexpected friendship with Miss Claudia, an elderly socialite with her own hidden history. Their newfound peace is threatened when Cher's convict father arrives, forcing all three women to confront long-buried secrets.
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Genres
Characters
Erma LeeProtagonist
Cher's convict fatherAntagonist
CherSupporting
ClaudiaSupporting
Subjects
Places
Edition
A Place Called WiregrassPaperback, 2004
368 pages
HarperCollinsLanguage: EnglishISBN: 9780060727109Reprint2 editions available
