Fishes, Birds and the Sons of Men

by Jesse Hill Ford

First published 1968

I cannot provide a synopsis for "Fishes, birds and the sons of men" as no source material is available to describe the story, characters, or plot. Without information about the protagonist, setting, or central conflict, I cannot write from inside the story or identify the emotional core of Ford's 1968 novel.

Genres: fiction, animals, 20th-century, adventure, birds

Vibes: lyrical, thought-provoking

Tropes: slice-of-life

Period: 20th-Century

288 pages · Hardcover · London, Bodley Head (1968).

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