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In West Texas in the summer of 1937, Cottonwood tells the story of two families thrown together by tragedy and the bounds of racial injustice. County Sheriff Rube Whitlock is faced with raising his two young sons after the death of his infant daughter leaves his wife mentally incapacitated with grief and unable to care for them. Overwhelmed with the responsibility, Rube hires Esther, a local black woman whose husband, PV has just purchased his second mule in an attempt to establish himself and his farm as competitive cotton producers. Word of PVs ambition quickly spreads through the dim-lit bars and shacks just beneath the communitys surface and ignites a stirring of dissonance and contempt within the usually quiet community. 'In Campbell's impressive debut novel, he clearly loves depression era West Texas and writes it's dialogue beautifully. He also shows a natural gift for creating tension.' - American Songwriter 'The writing is flawless. All the characters, including Jack the mule, are fully drawn and realistic.' - Writers Digest
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Soundtrack to the novel Cottonwood featuring 12 original compositions following the storyline and theme of the novel. 'COTTONWOOD, Songs From A Novel is as perfect a country acoustic gem as Ive heard all year.' - Robert K. Oermann Music Row Magazine 'COTTONWOOD, Songs From A Novel shares the same magic and beauty as the soundtrack to O' Brother Where Art Thou and Down From the Mountain' - American Songwriter
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