Condor Dreams And Other Fictions (Western Literature And Fiction Series),Used

Condor Dreams And Other Fictions (Western Literature And Fiction Series),Used

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UPC: 9780874172324
Brand: University of Nevada Press
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Haslam explores the rural areas and small towns of his native regionCalifornia's Great Central Valleyin this collection of twentyfive short stories. The stories are filled with a principally masculine cast that is as culturally diverse as the West gets: a Chinese laborer, a Portugese farmer, a Vietnamese schoolboy, a black cowboy, and an Armenian poet, just to name a few. These pieces range from traditional stories to vignettes to sketches and talks as Haslam seeks literary structures that powerfully project his characters and their experiences. The authors triumph in these stories is that, by making us care about his characters and their habitats, he allows us to care more about ourselves and our land.

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