Wendell Berry: Port William Novels & Stories: The Civil War to World War II (LOA #302)
By Wendell Berry
Edited by Jack Shoemaker
By Wendell Berry
Edited by Jack Shoemaker
By Wendell Berry
Edited by Jack Shoemaker
By Wendell Berry
Edited by Jack Shoemaker
Part of Library of America Wendell Berry Edition
Part of Library of America Wendell Berry Edition
Category: Short Stories
Category: Short Stories
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$40.00
Jan 30, 2018 | ISBN 9781598535549
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Jan 30, 2018 | ISBN 9781598535709
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Praise
“Wendell Berry gives us an intimate portrayal of the mind and heart of rural America. His graceful prose is truthful and eloquent. His tone is reliable and steady, like a good rain, sober and serious—all this and at times he is so funny you have to stop and roll on the floor.” —Bobbie Ann Mason
“This is the most complete—and the most powerful—vision of any American writer in my time. The stories of the Port William Membership are a delight, a goad, and a testament less to what was than to what could be. They will leave no reader unmoved and unchanged.” —Bill McKibben
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