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Author: Penny H. Harrison ,
Denis Hayes
Publisher: University of Washington Press
Imprint: University of Washington Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 1.70cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.386kg
ISBN: 9780295991078
ISBN 10: 0295991070
Pages: 240
Publication Date: 06 May 2011
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
The Open Spaces anthology is essential reading for anyone moving to Cascadia and to the rest of the world. --Brett Campbell, Willamette Week , June 22, 2011
For the past thirty years or so, the Pacific Northwest has been recognized widely for the range and quality of its belles-lettres. A highly readable collection of essays, poems, reflections, and stories, Open Spaces will burnish the regions' literary reputation. -- John M. Findlay * Oregon Historical Quarterly * The essays and articles were unusually intimate, smart, thoughtful, artful and deeply connected to key regional issues. -- Gretchen Legler * High Country News * The Open Spaces anthology is essential reading for anyone moving to Cascadia and to the rest of the world. -- Brett Campbell * Willamette Week * The metaphysics of Northwest identity, grounded in a confluence of storytelling and analysis, is a ceaseless quest, and Open Spaces, the magazine and now the book, does it better than most. The anthology's lineup of 30 writers [is] impressive for its range, readability, and depth of knowledge. * Capitol Hill Times *
For the past thirty years or so, the Pacific Northwest has been recognized widely for the range and quality of its belles-lettres. A highly readable collection of essays, poems, reflections, and stories, Open Spaces will burnish the regions' literary reputation. -- John M. Findlay Oregon Historical Quarterly The essays and articles were unusually intimate, smart, thoughtful, artful and deeply connected to key regional issues. -- Gretchen Legler High Country News The Open Spaces anthology is essential reading for anyone moving to Cascadia and to the rest of the world. -- Brett Campbell Willamette Week The metaphysics of Northwest identity, grounded in a confluence of storytelling and analysis, is a ceaseless quest, and Open Spaces, the magazine and now the book, does it better than most. The anthology's lineup of 30 writers [is] impressive for its range, readability, and depth of knowledge. Capitol Hill Times
For the past thirty years or so, the Pacific Northwest has been recognized widely for the range and quality of its belles-lettres. A highly readable collection of essays, poems, reflections, and stories, Open Spaces will burnish the regions' literary reputation. -John M. Findlay, Oregon Historical Quarterly, Spring 2012
Author Information
Penny Harrison is the editor and publisher of Open Spaces magazine. She was formerly an assistant attorney general for Oregon, specializing in natural resource issues.
