When Family Ties Bind Too Tight The relationship between fathers and sons has long been a rich source of literary exploration.
In Douglas Stuart's latest novel, "John of John", this classic dynamic is turned on its head to reveal the complex web of love, repression, and belonging that can ensnare even the most well intentioned families.
Stuart's story takes place in the Outer Hebrides, a region where unique cultural heritage and geography converge to create an atmosphere of insularity.