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Revolution Books Welcomes Ann Pancake, author of Strange as this Weather Has Been
Date:
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Time:
7:00 PM
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9:00 PM
Event Type:
Speaker
Organizer/Author:
Revolution Books
Email:
Phone:
(510)848-1196
Address:
2425 Channing Way,Berkeley, CA
Location Details:
Revolution Books
2425 Channing Way(in the Sather Gate Parking Mall off of Telegraph Avenue)Wheelchair accessible,donations accepted.
2425 Channing Way(in the Sather Gate Parking Mall off of Telegraph Avenue)Wheelchair accessible,donations accepted.
What people are saying about Strange as this Weather Has Been:
From the tortured belly of the Appalachians comes a novel consuming in its desire to reveal the depth of grief caused by mountaintop removal. In Strange as This Weather Has Been, debut novelist Ann Pancake employs a poverty-stricken West Virginia family—a couple and their four children—to tell a story of catastrophic loss and redemption. These are characters you will love even before you begin the book, for they represent the people who are living in those blown-apart mountains and will keep on living there after you’ve read the last page. Orion Magazine
"Pancake...makes her point in Strange as This Weather Has Been in a powerful, sure-footed and haunting way: People aren't dirt. But they know when they're being treated like dirt, whether in the Lower Ninth Ward or the hills of West Virginia." - New York Times
"The best kind of reportage fiction: evocative and meaningful." Kirkus Reviews
"...one of the bravest novels I have ever read." Wendell Berry
From the tortured belly of the Appalachians comes a novel consuming in its desire to reveal the depth of grief caused by mountaintop removal. In Strange as This Weather Has Been, debut novelist Ann Pancake employs a poverty-stricken West Virginia family—a couple and their four children—to tell a story of catastrophic loss and redemption. These are characters you will love even before you begin the book, for they represent the people who are living in those blown-apart mountains and will keep on living there after you’ve read the last page. Orion Magazine
"Pancake...makes her point in Strange as This Weather Has Been in a powerful, sure-footed and haunting way: People aren't dirt. But they know when they're being treated like dirt, whether in the Lower Ninth Ward or the hills of West Virginia." - New York Times
"The best kind of reportage fiction: evocative and meaningful." Kirkus Reviews
"...one of the bravest novels I have ever read." Wendell Berry
For more information:
http://www.revolutionbooks.org
Added to the calendar on Mon, Jan 21, 2013 12:08PM
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