An exciting exploration of war, race, and belonging by the Nobel Prize-winning author of Beloved. An angry and self-loathing Korean War veteran, Frank Money returns to racist America after a series of traumatic experiences that left him with more than physical scars. As Frank reminisces about the memories of his childhood and the war that created doubts about his fractured sense of self, he discovers the courage he thought he had lost forever. With chilling power, Morrison's language reveals a seemingly defeated man who finds his bravery - and, ultimately, his home.

“No other writer in my lifetime, or perhaps ever, has married the understanding of power structures so completely with the knowledge of the human heart” - Kamila Shamsie, Guardian.

Pages: 176, Dimensions: 13x13cm