The War of Moodie's Arm
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The War of Moodie’s Arm is a work of fiction by Jamaican author Victor Stafford Reid that explores the life of rural families and community tensions during a time of social and political unrest. Set in the fictional Malagoosha County during the Cold War era, the story intertwines generational conflicts, racial prejudice, and moral dilemmas surrounding identity, belonging, and humanity. Through the voice of Abner Hammond and his father, the novel examines the struggles of ordinary people facing rapid social change and the lingering weight of tradition.
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379 pgs. Typescript, letter-sized, sepia-toned, fragile.
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Jamaican literature, Caribbean fiction, Social realism, Postcolonial literature, Racial identity, Rural life, Family relationships
