Ken KeseyClassics · Literary Fiction·1935–2001
Sometimes a Great Notion
Synopsis
In the logging country of Oregon, the Stamper family stands as a bastion of rugged individualism against the encroaching pressures of a changing world. When Leland Stamper returns home from the East to confront his half-brother Hank, the resulting collision of values and long-buried resentments threatens to tear their family apart. This story explores the weight of legacy and the fierce, often destructive, nature of independence.
How it reads
Prose complexity 10/10
Content warnings (3)
Substance AbuseTraumaDeath Of A Parent