Train Dreams by Denis Johnson

Train Dreams by Denis Johnson

Robert Grainier works as a day labourer building railroads and clearing forests across the early twentieth-century Pacific Northwest, and this slim novella traces his entire life — including a devastating family tragedy — with the compressed, hallucinatory intensity that defines Johnson's finest prose.

Johnson covers decades of American frontier and industrial history in remarkably few pages, treating Grainier's ordinary, largely unremarked existence with the same lyrical seriousness usually reserved for grander historical narratives, and the novella was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize.

A Pulitzer Prize finalist, one of the finest American novellas of its era.

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