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ISBN: 9788418918056
Betty Carpenter nació en una bañera en 1954 y creció en Breathed, Ohio. De sus ocho hermanos, fue la única que heredó la piel oscura de su padre Landon, que era cheroqui. De niña, creía que ser cheroqui significaba estar atada a la luna. Inspirada en la historia de su propia madre, Tiffany McDaniel nos regala este colosal coming-of-age lleno de lirismo y claroscuros. Para muchos, un futuro clásico de la literatura rural estadounidense.
Tiffany McDaniel is an American author from Circleville, Ohio. She is of Cherokee heritage. She started writing as a child. As a self-taught author with no formal education, McDaniel wrote several unpublished pieces before her first publication in 2016. Her novels The Summer That Melted Everything (2016), Betty (2020), and On the Savage Side (2023) are set in the fictional town of Breathed, Ohio. She is a winner of several international literary prizes.
