Life in the village of Blackwood, Michigan, is one defined by
natural beauty, regionalism, and a strong sense of what it means to
be Welsh. In this collection of intertwined short stories and
novellas, the fictional residents of this beautiful region come to
life. Travel from the 1920s to the near future as these stories
explore themes of survival and community pride.
In 1922, the Dee family struggles to rise out of poverty and see
the dream of a house built of stone come to life in the opening
story, "A House of Stone Is Forever, Part One." To them, a stone
house is more than simple shelter; it is a promise of continued
survival in a house that is built to endure all the storms they may
face over the years. When the house is completed, the family buries
a treasure--an archive to ensure that their story is known by
future generations.
As the years pass, the Blackwood community members struggle to
adjust to the social and cultural changes that inevitably find
their way into their idyllic community. And as the villagers
attempt to exert increasing control over the environment, they may
not be ready to pay the price they'll be forced to pay.
Presenting a series of coming-of-age stories with environmental
implications, "A House of Stone Is Forever" follows one family's
hopes and dreams for immortality.
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