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Making Good In The Midwest : Stories, Poems, And Essays

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Product Code: 9781721604722
ISBN13: 9781721604722
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Gerald R. Lynch, a lifelong son of the Midwest, addresses the unique character and outlook that make the Midwest and its people so distinctive.Jerry's thoughtful lyric poetry addresses issues of life's meaning and the passage of time. His stories, essays, and narrative poems take you on a literary journey that includes a near-tragedy while a youth growing up on a farm in Kawkawlin, near Bay City, Michigan; to Escanaba and a concert by its municipal band; to the "back of his land" and a reflection on the changing seasons of Michigan; to a ghost ship on the Great Lakes; and many other people and points of interest along the way. You'll make an important stop in Iowa to learn from the life of Frances Kinzie Lynch, a determined, cheerful farmwoman and mother who worked on the first computers, in a World War II shipyard and became a tireless advocate for small farmers. All in all, Jerry offers a fascinating and varied take on the lives of people Making Good in the Midwest.





Author: Gerald Lynch
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Publication Date: Aug 14, 2018
Number of Pages: 160 pages
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
ISBN-10: 1721604723
ISBN-13: 9781721604722

Making Good In The Midwest : Stories, Poems, And Essays

$17.31
 
Gerald R. Lynch, a lifelong son of the Midwest, addresses the unique character and outlook that make the Midwest and its people so distinctive.Jerry's thoughtful lyric poetry addresses issues of life's meaning and the passage of time. His stories, essays, and narrative poems take you on a literary journey that includes a near-tragedy while a youth growing up on a farm in Kawkawlin, near Bay City, Michigan; to Escanaba and a concert by its municipal band; to the "back of his land" and a reflection on the changing seasons of Michigan; to a ghost ship on the Great Lakes; and many other people and points of interest along the way. You'll make an important stop in Iowa to learn from the life of Frances Kinzie Lynch, a determined, cheerful farmwoman and mother who worked on the first computers, in a World War II shipyard and became a tireless advocate for small farmers. All in all, Jerry offers a fascinating and varied take on the lives of people Making Good in the Midwest.





Author: Gerald Lynch
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Publication Date: Aug 14, 2018
Number of Pages: 160 pages
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
ISBN-10: 1721604723
ISBN-13: 9781721604722
 

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