Silas House
Born: 01-01-1971
Silas House is an acclaimed American author known for his evocative storytelling and vivid depiction of Appalachian life. Born in Kentucky, he draws on his roots to explore themes of heritage, identity, and environmental issues. House's notable works include "Clay's Quilt" and "Southernmost." Beyond writing, he is a passionate environmental advocate and serves as a creative writing professor, influencing a new generation of writers with his authentic voice.
Book summaries for books written by Silas House
Quotes
We keep our own secrets here, good or bad.
The only way to keep from losing everything is to keep on giving it away.
He had a way of making everything look like a gift from God.
She had a voice that made you feel like you were special.
Sometimes it's hard to see the love in its true form.
Sometimes the best way to say something is not to say it at all.
The greatest love is that which is given unconditionally.
The world is full of things that are beautiful when you look at them from the right angle.
Sometimes we have to lose what we love to truly appreciate it.
We are all pieces of the same puzzle, each one equally important.
Sometimes the hardest part of love is learning to forgive.
There are some things that we can never escape, no matter how hard we try.