Northern Lights: A Selection of New Writing from the American West

by Deborah Clow (Editor), Donald Snow (Editor)

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From Edward Abbey on myths of the American West to Terry Tempest Williams on her family's history in Utah--thirty-five of the West's finest writers explore the layered realities of their home territory and its relation to the American soul.

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