One Hundred Years of Dirt

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The memoir explores the themes of violence, treachery, and resilience within Rick Morton's family, particularly focusing on his mother, who emerges as an unsung hero amid adversity. Following a traumatic accident, the family faces profound challenges that highlight their struggles with anger, fear, and the complexities of boundaries—both real and imagined. Through this unflinching narrative, Morton reflects on the harsh realities of their lives and the generational impact of their experiences.