The House on Via Gombito: Writing by American Women Abroad

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Madelon Sprengnether, Calvin William Truesdale
New Rivers Press, 1997 - Travel - 505 pages
A classic book of travel writing with a new introduction, reprinted to complement New Rivers second collectionTanzania on Tuesday and the forthcoming anthologyAn Inn Near Kyoto.

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Contents

Barbara Abel
3
Gretchen T Legler
16
Linda Mathiason Norlander
34
Copyright

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American arms asked blue body building called close comes cook dark don't door dream dressed English eyes face feel felt finally floor followed front girl give glass hair hand head hold inside It's Italy knew later laughed leave light lived looked morning mother moved never night once painting passed past remember road seemed side smiled sound speak stand stay steps stone stood stopped story street talk tell things thought told took town trees turned village voice waiting walked wall watch week window woman women wonder writing young

About the author (1997)

C. W. Truesdale's passion for publishing and editing led him to create the New Rivers Press, a haven for fledgling poets. Truesdale's press began the Minnesota Voices Project, a literary competition for emerging authors, and the Many Minnesotas Project, which represented the works of diverse ethnic groups.

Bibliographic information

TitleThe House on Via Gombito: Writing by American Women Abroad
A New Rivers Abroad Book Series
EditorsMadelon Sprengnether, Calvin William Truesdale
Edition2
PublisherNew Rivers Press, 1997
Original fromthe University of Michigan
DigitizedJun 29, 2010
ISBN0898231825, 9780898231823
Length505 pages
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Travel / Essays & Travelogues
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