When Kent Meyers was sixteen, his father died of a stroke. There was corn to plant, cattle to feed, and a farm to maintain. Here, in a fresh and vibrant voice, Meyers recounts the wake of his father's death and reflects on families, farms, and rural life in the Midwest.
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1998 · University of Minnesota Press
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9780816688906
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1998 · University of Minnesota Press
229 pp · EN
9780816631049
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1998 · University of Minnesota Press
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9781452919324
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1998 · University of Minnesota Press
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9781299913417
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1998 · University of Minnesota Press
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9781452903583
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