Mudbound "International Edition"

Mudbound, Hillary Jordan’s debut novel and recipient of the Bellwether Prize, is a compelling work of Southern literature set in 1940s Mississippi. It follows the lives of two families—the McAllans and the Jacksons—and explores themes of race, friendship, and societal tensions through alternating perspectives. This powerful story vividly delves into the complex realities of prejudice and community in a deeply divided era.