The Occidental Book of the Dead: A Novel – A Split Narrative of Race, Police Corruption, and Moral Compromise in Atlanta
A split narrative drives this novel set in Atlanta, weaving together stories of race, police corruption, and moral compromise. As characters navigate the city's fraught landscape, their choices reveal the deep costs of systemic issues and personal ethics in a divided society.
About This Book
The Occidental Book of the Dead is a novel that unfolds through a split narrative, exploring complex themes in an urban setting.
Centered in Atlanta, the story examines issues of race and the intricacies of police operations.
It portrays the challenges of moral decision-making amid societal pressures.
Through its structure, the book highlights interconnected lives affected by corruption and compromise.
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