1997
Cold Mountain is the iconic "journey" story of W. P. Inman, a wounded confederate soldier who journeyed home, back to Cold Mountain and his family, during the American Civil War. The portrays the ravages of war, the human spirit that prevails in times of war and trials. Cold Mountain is a National Book Award winner and Frazier was recepient of the Sue Kauffman Prise for First Fiction.
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2006
Thirteen Moons, an historical novel that tells the complex story associated with the Cherokee Removal from the region and its aftermath, the Native Americans who remained in Appalachia, and the struggle against a newly-minted and highly racist American government. This NY Times Best Seller and award-winning book, principally a bildungsroman or coming of age story, evolved from research while Frazier worked on Cold Mountain.
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2011
Nightwoods is a literary thriller, a suspenseful story set in a fading and largely abandoned lodge in North Carolina. Murder, mountains, and two disturbed children drive this contemporary narrative of drugs, moonshine, and dysfunctional families, as Frazier stretches his storytelling talents to spin a story full of surprises, dramatic tensions, and modern themes.
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2016
The Santa Fe Opera (Artist), Jennifer Higdon (Composer), Miguel Harth-Bedoya (Conductor).
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