Storm Season

When a catastrophic tornado strikes his North Texas hometown, a young man caught in the deadening routines of blue collar work is shocked into rediscovering the importance of his life. This mesmerising novel explores the phenomenon of stormchasing as a search for meaning, for the experience of being intensely alive. It is also, in William Hauptman's words, "the story of a strong family and the love that holds them together in a time of profound hardship and change."A native Texan who now resides in Brooklyn, New York, William Hauptman is also the author of the Tony Award-winning musical Big River. His short-story collection Good Rockin' Tonight won the Jesse Jones Award for Fiction from the Texas Institute of Letters.Hauptman, William is the author of 'Storm Season', published 2001 under ISBN 9780292734531 and ISBN 0292734530.