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My Ántonia
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This Nebraskan prairie civilization is like the dogtown that lives below it. It is a web of families & favors. And that's the way of life. Antonia, the magnetic and emblematic figure in the middle of it all--in this narrative of remembrance, of singular impressions--is a strong rock, a hardworking beacon of goodness in a world that is simultaneously vast & asphyxiating, with its rattlesnakes, sicknesses, suicides and slight silver linings. Also a sight to behold: the kindness of strangers & how falling in love cannot possibly occur in the prairie, that ever-desolate place within our very own American continent.
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December 26, 2015
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December 26, 2015
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Aug 09, 2016 11:37AM
Nice review Fabian.
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This one is setting right here on my literal "to-read" shelf at home. I'm looking forward to reading it.