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Sidle Creek
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ISBN10: 1685890415
ISBN13: 9781685890414
Publisher: Melville House Publishing
Published: May 16 2023
Pages: 256
Weight: 0.60
Height: 0.90 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.10
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781685890414
Publisher: Melville House Publishing
Published: May 16 2023
Pages: 256
Weight: 0.60
Height: 0.90 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.10
Language: English
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A Library Journal Best Books of 2023
A Library Journal 2023 Best Book Covers of the Year Sidle Creek is one of the best story collections I've read in a long time. - Ron Rash, New York Times bestselling author of Serena Set in the bruised, mined, and timbered hills of Appalachia in western Pennsylvania, Sidle Creek is a tender, truthful exploration of a small town and the people who live there, told by a brilliant new voice in fiction. In Sidle Creek, McIlwain skillfully interrogates the myths and stereotypes of the mining, mill, and farming towns where she grew up. With stories that take place in diners and dive bars, town halls and bait shops, McIlwain's writing explores themes of class, work, health, and trauma, and the unexpected human connections of small, close-knit communities. All the while, the wild beauty of the natural world weaves its way in, a source of the town's livelihood - and vulnerable to natural resource exploitation. With an alchemic blend of taut prose, gorgeous imagery, and deep sensitivity for all of the living beings within its pages, Sidle Creek will sit snugly on bookshelves between Annie Proulx, Joy Williams, and Louise Erdrich.
A Library Journal Best Books of 2023
A Library Journal 2023 Best Book Covers of the Year Sidle Creek is one of the best story collections I've read in a long time. - Ron Rash, New York Times bestselling author of Serena Set in the bruised, mined, and timbered hills of Appalachia in western Pennsylvania, Sidle Creek is a tender, truthful exploration of a small town and the people who live there, told by a brilliant new voice in fiction. In Sidle Creek, McIlwain skillfully interrogates the myths and stereotypes of the mining, mill, and farming towns where she grew up. With stories that take place in diners and dive bars, town halls and bait shops, McIlwain's writing explores themes of class, work, health, and trauma, and the unexpected human connections of small, close-knit communities. All the while, the wild beauty of the natural world weaves its way in, a source of the town's livelihood - and vulnerable to natural resource exploitation. With an alchemic blend of taut prose, gorgeous imagery, and deep sensitivity for all of the living beings within its pages, Sidle Creek will sit snugly on bookshelves between Annie Proulx, Joy Williams, and Louise Erdrich.
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