설명
Midwestern Gothic is a quarterly literary journal that captures the essence of the American Midwest through its diverse narratives and artistic offerings. In its Winter 2012 issue, the publication presents a collection of compelling stories and poems that evoke the region's unique charm and stark realities.
The contributors, including Jeff Pfaller and Robert James Russell, weave a tapestry of Midwestern life that resonates with readers, showcasing both the beauty and the challenges faced by those who inhabit this landscape. Each piece invites reflection, drawing on themes of identity, nature, and the passage of time.
Through evocative prose and relatable experiences, it offers a window into the heart of the Midwest, reflecting the complexities and nuances of its culture. The journal serves as a vital platform for voices that capture the quintessential spirit of this often overlooked part of the country.
The contributors, including Jeff Pfaller and Robert James Russell, weave a tapestry of Midwestern life that resonates with readers, showcasing both the beauty and the challenges faced by those who inhabit this landscape. Each piece invites reflection, drawing on themes of identity, nature, and the passage of time.
Through evocative prose and relatable experiences, it offers a window into the heart of the Midwest, reflecting the complexities and nuances of its culture. The journal serves as a vital platform for voices that capture the quintessential spirit of this often overlooked part of the country.
책 세부 정보
형식
페이퍼백
페이지
174 페이지
언어
영어
출판됨
12월 26, 2011
출판사
CreateSpace
판본
판본 2개
ISBN-10
1468136585
ISBN-13
9781468136586