Rima in the Weeds: A Novel

by Deirdre McNamer

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Rima in the Weeds is a classic novel of small-town life and an astonishing first work of fiction about women growing up in a land of limited opportunity and bone-chilling loneliness, who have to first imagine a life for themselves and then create it.

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Calm, open, evocative. Small town, mid-century, great distances, stoic but deep emotions. Wonderful.

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Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association Award (1992)

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March, that year, was full of wind that rolled across the world with a sound as clean and lonely as rushing water.

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