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Hank and Lee StamperRead about the other brothers on the list.
Narrated in self-obsessed first-person monologues, Ken Kesey's family saga Sometimes a Great Notion features an Oregon logging clan aptly called the Stampers. Old Henry's two sons loathe each other. Hank is a tough guy; Lee is bookish. Lee leaves for his education, but then returns, bent on revenging himself by seducing his brother's wife.
Sometimes a Great Notion may be The Great Oregon Novel.
--Marshal Zeringue