Michael Farris Smith: Rivers. Born in rural Mississippi, the son of a Baptist preacher, Michael Farris Smith has been heralded as a new voice in Southern fiction. Smith’s numerous literary voices, though, are as autonomous from Southern fiction as they are from American fiction. Since his debut Paris novella, The Hands of Strangers (Main Street Rag, ), Smith has sought to loosen the bonds of sublunary . Michael Farris Smith is the author of Nick (), Blackwood, The Fighter, Desperation Road, Rivers, and The Hands of Strangers. His novels have appeared on Best of the Year lists with Esquire, Southern Living, Book Riot, and numerous others, and have been named Indie Next, Barnes Noble Discover, and Amazon Best of the Month selections/5. 7 rows · · In his debut novel, Rivers, Michael Farris Smith answers that question with confidence, Brand: Simon Schuster.
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