Peninsula

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Peninsula: Essays and Memoirs from Michigan

Peninsula is a collection of thirty-seven contemporary personal essays and memoirs about Michigan. Get Peninsula literature books for free.
In that regard, it is a regional anthology-a multi-voiced, multi-faceted evocation of place-and yet, each piece stands apart as a personal recollection, sometimes funny, sometimes moving. What inevitably ties these essays together is the deep association the writers have with Michigan. Several, like Jim Harrison, Kathleen Stocking, and Thomas Lynch, live there; others, like Max Apple, Toi Derricotte, and Philip Levine, were born there and left; and some like Jack Driscoll, Linda Nemec Foster, and Lev Raphael, moved to Michigan from other places. Clearly though, each contributor has a strong connection to the geography and landscape of the Check Peninsula our best literature books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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