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Book review: Silas House’s ‘The Tulip Poplars’ is an ode to those who don’t give up on forbidden love

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By Noelle Phillips Verified, Silas House
| The Morning Call Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... In the opening chapter of “The Tulip Poplars,” a teenage Tom Foster arrives at a community dance upon his beloved mule, Daisy, and quickly finds a dance partner in his childhood friend, Maeve. The two spend the night reeling and twirling to old-time Appalachian music. But Maeve is not the person Tom longs to dance with. That is his friend, Amos, who lives in the town orphanage.
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BOOK REVIEW | Silas House’s ‘The Tulip Poplars’ is an ode to those who don’t give up on forbidden love

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By Silas House
| Texarkana Gazette Verified
In the opening chapter of "The Tulip Poplars," a teenage Tom Foster arrives at a community dance upon his beloved mule, Daisy, and quickly finds a dance partner in his childhood friend, Maeve. The two spend the night reeling and twirling to old-time Appalachian music. But Maeve is not the person Tom longs to dance with. That is his friend, Amos, who lives in the town orphanage. But it is the early 1900s in eastern Kentucky, and open love between Tom and Amos is forbidden.
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Silas House’s Book Notes music playlist for his novel The Tulip Poplars

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By Silas House
| largeheartedboy.com
In the Book Notes series, authors create and discuss a music playlist that relates in some way to their recently published book. Previous contributors include Jesmyn Ward, Lauren Groff, Bret Easton Ellis, Celeste Ng, T.C. Boyle, Dana Spiotta, Hanif Abdurraqib, Andrew Sean Greer, Roxane Gay, and many others. Silas House’s The Tulip Poplars is an unforgettable, moving novel about forbidden love in Appalachia in the early 1900s.
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