This could also be turned into a short art-house film. This is the opposite of formulaic "survival" stories. The gorgeous, detailed prose is worthy of Jack London or Hemingway and will evoke the same emotions as "To Build a Fire" and "Old Man and the Sea".
Experience the intimacy of a tight-knit family amidst a natural disaster, with all the lyricism and physicality interwoven. WhoĬindy Rinaman Marsch's "Blizzard" sets a new standard in survival stories. It descends upon them - the infamous Children's Blizzard of 1888.
Grandmother wake to a beautiful winter morning on the prairie. As we are preparing to celebrate 4th of July, I think it would be appropriate to post a review of a novella about a brave American family in face of a life-threatening storm.Ī homesteading farmer, his pregnant wife, their daughter, and the Blizzard is a gripping, lyrical, chilling novella from a fellow Historical Novel Society author, Cindy Rinaman Marsch.
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