So Many Doors

"So Many Doors is a beautiful, powerful, even masterful novel by a writer whose work enriched American literature." – Michael ChabonA man sits in a cell on death row, sentenced to die for the murder of the beautiful woman called V. But as we learn the story of her death – and of her troubled, torrid life – one question haunts us: why would any man kill the woman he craves more than life itself?



Oakley Hall was a revered writing instructor whose students included Michael Chabon, Anne Rice, Amy Tan, and Richard Ford. His most famous work, the Western WARLOCK, was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, and was made into a movie starring Henry Fonda and Anthony Quinn. Hall received lifetime achievement awards from the PEN American Center and the Cowboy Hall of Fame, and served as a Marine in World War II.