Monuments of Grass
Some empires are built on stone. Others are carved into the boundless sea of grass.
Spanning nearly three centuries of North American history, Monuments of Grass is a sweeping, multi-generational literary saga that traces the destinies of the McLennan and Wheeler families. From the blood-soaked frontier of the French and Indian War to the modern political fracture lines of the twenty-first century, this epic historical fiction series explores the heavy cost of survival, the weight of forgotten legacies, and the enduring search for meaning in an untamed world.
At the heart of this pentalogy stands a silent witness: an immense, enigmatic buffalo monument carved into the rock. Started before the American Revolution, this bestriding beast watches over centuries of shifting tides—serving as a profound symbol of connection across time, where Indigenous and settler histories violently collide and intertwine.