Blood, water, wind, and stone
Subtitle: an anthology of Wyoming writers
By: edited by Lori Howe
Publisher: Sastrugi Press
Published: 2016
Place of publication: San Diego
Language: eng
Number of pages: 247
ISBN-13: 9781944986032
Copyright date: 2016
Subjects: American literature; In literature; Literature
Description: Wyoming is the least-populated state in America, and it is filled with long, silent stretches of prairie, mountains that see snowfall every month of the year, and a red desert filled with sand dunes and the fossilized past. It is perhaps this vastness and isolation which urge us to stop and contemplate our place in this landscape -- and what we have to offer to its care. While Wyoming's greatest populations -- the four-legged, finned, and winged -- do not speak human languages, a deep and intensely felt kinship runs through these poems and stories from writers across the state. The pieces in this anthology relate what it is like to live at the intersection between human lives and needs, and the environment of the high plains and the mountains -- to mingle our ephemeral blood with the shaping forces of water, wind, and stone.
Table of contents: title: Poetry; title: Non-fiction; title: Fiction; title: Author biographies.