Rules of '48 by Jack Cady

Rules of '48

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Jack Cady

Night Shade Books · Ebook · October 1, 2008

Master storyteller Jack Cady's final novel, Rules of '48, is a stirring semi-autobiographical examination of changing social conventions, and the development of the American conscience in the aftermath of the greatest war in history.

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Who it’s for
A semi-autobiographical novel turns its attention to social change and the American conscience after war.
Genres
World War II & Holocaust, Biographical Fiction, Literary Fiction
Published
Night Shade Books, October 1, 2008

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About this book

Master storyteller Jack Cady's final novel, Rules of '48, is a stirring semi-autobiographical examination of changing social conventions, and the development of the American conscience in the aftermath of the greatest war in history. In a city with roots deep in the Confederacy, five men endure seven deadly weeks that forever alter their perceptions of the world.

After the War

A semi-autobiographical novel turns its attention to social change and the American conscience after war.

Come here for

  • A reflective look at social conventions after war
  • Questions of conscience in a city rooted in the Confederacy

Expect

  • A socially minded take on a changing America
  • Five men’s perceptions tested over seven weeks

Where it sits

World War II & Holocaust100%
Biographical Fiction42%
Literary Fiction23%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

Publisher categories

  • Historical Fiction
  • Biographical Fiction
  • Cultural Heritage Fiction
Authors
Jack Cady
Publisher
Night Shade Books
Published
October 1, 2008
Format
Ebook
Reading lane
Historical Fiction