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Cold Mountain

A Novel

by Charles Frazier


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Based on stories in the author's family, this novel is about a wounded Civil War soldier who walks away from the hospital and finds his arduous way home to his sweetheart--a cultured young woman who has been forced to learn the brutal ways of farm life. The stories of the two lovers are intertwined; when they converge, they find that their worlds have changed radically, and so have they. Winner of the 1997 National Book Award for fiction.

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9780739314685
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Digital
Publisher

Random House Audio
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None Available
 
9780871136794
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Hardcover
Publisher

Atlantic Monthly Pr
Date

1997
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$1.00
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9780679309451
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Paperback
Publisher

Random House of Canada Ltd
Date

1998
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$1.00
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9780802118356
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Hardcover
Publisher

Grove Pr
Date

2006
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9781574901016
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Hardcover
Publisher

Thomas t Beeler
Date

1997
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$15.93
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9780375700750
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Paperback
Publisher

Random House Inc
Date

1998
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$1.00
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9780802142849
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Paperback
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Grove Pr
Date

2006
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$1.00
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9781400077823
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Paperback
Publisher

Random House Inc
Date

2003
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$1.00
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9780739308929
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Compact Disc
Publisher

Random House
Date

2003
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$69.98
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9780807288047
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Audio Cassette
Publisher

Listening Library
Date

2000
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None Available
 

Publisher Notes

Inman, a wounded soldier, walks away from the front during the Civil War to return to his prewar sweetheart, Ada, who desperately works to revive a struggling farm.

Media Reviews

"...Charles Frazier has taken on a daunting task--and has done extraordinarily well by it. In prose filled with grace notes and trenchant asides, he has reset much of the "Odyssey" in 19th-century America, near the end of the Civil War....[A] memorable book."

First Line

As the first gesture of morning, flies began stirring.

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