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Product Identifiers
PublisherBower House
ISBN-101917895038
ISBN-139781917895033
eBay Product ID (ePID)242820750
Product Key Features
Book TitleHomeland
Number of Pages232 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2018
TopicRegional, Essays, Sociology / Rural
IllustratorYes
GenreNature, Social Science
AuthorLaura Pritchett
Book SeriesRocky Mountain Land Library
FormatTrade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height0.5 in
Item Weight11.4 Oz
Item Length8.9 in
Item Width6.1 in
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Intended AudienceTrade
SynopsisIf you care about the West, you must care about the lands of the West--lands that are disappearing rapidly, along with the people and cultures that go along with them. In this collection of 22 essays, the editors have brought together some of the best--and most insightful--writing on ranching in the West. These writers explore the changing landscape of the West and how, in an age of huge, corporate-owned ranches, the small rancher can survive. This book brings together the best writers in the West today--including poets, ranchers, and conservationists--in a one-of-a-kind, unique look at the West. Includes essays by: Aaron Abeyta, Julene Bair, Rick Bass, Bob Budd, Joan Chevalier, James Galvin, Drum Hadley, Linda Hussa, Page Lambert, Wallace McRae, Sharon Salisbury O'Toole, Diane Josephy Peavey, Nathan Sayre, Mark Spragg, Kim Stafford, Paul F. Starrs, Courtney White, Paul Zarzyski Winner of the Colorado Book Award., In this collection of 22 essays, the editors have brought together some of the best--and most insightful--writing on ranching in the West. These writers explore the changing landscape of the West and how, in an age of huge, corporate-owned ranches, the small rancher can survive. Winner of the Colorado Book Award., If you care about the West, you must care about the lands of the West--lands that are disappearing rapidly, along with the people and cultures that go along with them.In this collection of 22 essays, the editors have brought together some of the best--and most insightful--writing on ranching in the West. These writers explore the changing landscape of the West and how, in an age of huge, corporate-owned ranches, the small rancher can survive. This book brings together the best writers in the West today--including poets, ranchers, and conservationists--in a one-of-a-kind, unique look at the West.Includes essays by: Aaron Abeyta, Julene Bair, Rick Bass, Bob Budd, Joan Chevalier, James Galvin, Drum Hadley, Linda Hussa, Page Lambert, Wallace McRae, Sharon Salisbury O'Toole, Diane Josephy Peavey, Nathan Sayre, Mark Spragg, Kim Stafford, Paul F. Starrs, Courtney White, Paul ZarzyskiWinner of the Colorado Book Award., In this collection of 22 essays, the editors have brought together some of the best-and most insightful-writing on ranching in the West. These writers explore the changing landscape of the West and how, in an age of huge, corporate-owned ranches, the small rancher can survive. Winner of the Colorado Book Award., All Americans, whether they live in the city or country, whether they lean politically left or right, whether they prize open space for the view or the productive capacity of the land, and whether they know a Hereford from an Angus, should read this book. If you care about the West, you must care about the lands of the West-lands that are disappearing rapidly, along with the people and cultures that go along with it. This book brings together the best writers in the West today-poets, ranchers, and conservationists-in a one-of-a-kind, unique look at the West, literally our Home Land. Book jacket., If you care about the West, you must care about the lands of the Westlands that are disappearing rapidly, along with the people and cultures that go along with them. In this collection of 22 essays, the editors have brought together some of the bestand most insightfulwriting on ranching in the West. These writers explore the changing landscape of the West and how, in an age of huge, corporate-owned ranches, the small rancher can survive. This book brings together the best writers in the West todayincluding poets, ranchers, and conservationistsin a one-of-a-kind, unique look at the West.
