Faith In What? [SEP] narrative location
Faith In What?
Faith In What? is a novel by the American writer Richard Krawiec set in 1980s Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. According to Kirkus Review, it is a "gritty, powerful second novel."
It tells the story of a working-class family, Tim and Pat and their two daughters, struggling with illness and unemployment in the wake of the dramatic collapse of the steel industry.
See also.
"Time Sharing"
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