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Discover 'The Crazy Hunter' by Faber Factory, a gripping short novel first published in 1938. This powerful tale revolves around 17-year-old Nan, who dreams of leaving her family's struggling farm to pursue her education. Caught in the emotional turmoil of her household—a powerful mother and a yielding, alcoholic father—Nan's life takes a dramatic turn when her beloved gelding, a precious gift from her father, is blinded in an unexpected accident. As her mother insists on a painful solution, tensions rise, leading to an explosive family conflict. This modernist classic is meticulously crafted with lush, entrancing prose, making it a must-read for literature enthusiasts and those exploring deep, psychological narratives. With its morally complex themes and sharp observations of family dynamics, 'The Crazy Hunter' remains a significant work in contemporary literature. Dive into the captivating world of Nan and her struggles, and explore the emotional depths of love, loss, and the quest for independence. Perfect for book clubs and individual readers alike, this timeless narrative continues to resonate, inviting discussion and reflection on the nature of family, responsibility, and the inevitable clash of wills. Order your copy today to experience this electrifying tale of courage and conflict.