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Title:
On common ground : learning and living in the Loess Hills / Ryan Allen & Brian T. Hazlett, editors.
Publisher:
Ice Cube Press,
Copyright Date:
2023
Description:
241 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), color map ; 23 cm
Subject:
Loess Hills (Iowa and Mo.)--Literary collections.
Loess Hills (Iowa and Mo.)--Poetry.
Ecology--Loess Hills (Iowa and Mo.)
Natural history--Loess Hills (Iowa and Mo.)
Other Authors:
Allen, Ryan, editor.
Hazlett, Brian T., editor.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 228-234).
Contents:
Foreword / Ryan Allen. Reflections from our common ground / Brian T. Hazlett -- Write the land in fire / Patrick Hicks -- Learning to attend from the Hills / Vincent Miller -- Burning to cool / Norma Wilson -- Rabbit on fire / John T. Price -- Sugar-clay / Melanie Krieps Mergen -- Prairie passages / Jim Helfers -- Buffalo for the Broken Kettle / Norma Wilson -- Curving infinities / Kristen Drahos -- Loessland depositions / Melanie Krieps Mergen -- Joy, hollow / Aric Michael Ping -- Walking on sky / Norma Wilson -- Prairie, a sacred creation / Daryl Smith -- Prairie Hills companion / William M. Zales -- Cliffs in my soul life / Mike Langley -- Standing our common ground / Jerry Wilson -- I am a Loess Hill / Mike Langley -- A life / Dan O'Brien -- Aubade / Melanie Krieps Mergen -- For the long haul: a tale of friendship, nature, and survival / Cornelia F. Mutel -- Places / Scott R. Moats -- For the next generation / Norma Wilson -- Reflections from our common ground / Ryan Allen.
Summary:
"On Common Ground is an exciting multidisciplinary, multimodal project and partnership between the arts and sciences. This convergence of writers, naturalists, artists, and various -ologists took place in the fall of 2021 in the northern Loess Hills. These hills form a narrow band along the eastern edge of the Missouri River floodplain for approximately 200 miles, stretching much of the Iowa border. Sculpted from the deepest deposits of wind-borne glacial silt in the United States, these Hills remain home to a significant collection, both in size and number, of Iowa's remnant prairies"-- Provided by publisher.
ISBN:
1948509458
9781948509459
OCLC:
(OCoLC)1394357520
LCCN:
2023938127
Locations:
USUX851 -- Iowa State University - Parks Library (Ames)
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)
PGAX715 -- Northwest Iowa Community College Library - Sheldon (Sheldon)
UUAX975 -- Briar Cliff University - Mueller Library (Sioux City)

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