Literary Fiction· United States
Tree of Smoke
by Denis JohnsonAggregate Editorial Score72/100
★National Book Award
Published 2008649 pagesEnglish
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Denis Johnson's Tree of Smoke (2008) stands as one of the most significant works of literary fiction of its era. Skip Sands, a CIA operative in Vietnam following his legendary uncle, navigates the moral swamp of the war in Johnson's National Book Award winner. Written in a haunted, hallucinatory prose, it is one of the most ambitious novels about the Vietnam War. Themes of Vietnam War, CIA, moral ambiguity run through the work. The book has received recognition from National Book Award 2008.
Awards & Recognition
National Book Award
winner · national
200866
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