| Description |
1 online resource (xv, 199 pages) : illustrations |
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Personal/Public Scholarship |
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Personal/public scholarship.
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| Contents |
Acknowledgments -- Roots -- Chicago Born -- Neighborhoods 1980-2000 -- 1980: Such a Yellow House -- 1985: Come Walk with Me -- 1986: Errands by Foot -- 1992: The Block Party -- 1996: Blue Wednesday -- 1997: Second Acts -- 1998: Home Alone -- 1998: Simply White -- 1999: New Year's Eve -- 2000: New Year, New Century, New Millenial -- Intersecting Worlds 2001-2003 -- 2001: Our Small World -- 2001: What Is Black & White & Red All Over? -- 2002: Memorial Day Parade -- 2002: Chez Provence -- 2002: The Dairy Queen -- 2003: Solstice Wrens -- 2003: Do Not Go-Lytely -- 2003: Third Acts -- Transits 2004-2008 -- 2004: Lincoln Park -- 2004: My Last Class -- 2004: Cut Loose -- 2005: Heavy Metal.-2005: Blinders -- 2007: Jessica -- 2008: Secret Recipe -- Restorations 2009-2014 -- 2009: The Stitching Post -- 2010: Bashi and Lily -- 2011: Kisses in the Dark -- 2012: Authentic Movement -- 2013: Curtain Call -- The Forever Home 2015- -- 2015: Errands by Car -- 2015: Midnight-Sky Blue -- 2015: Come Walk with Me, Again -- Afterword -- Appreciation -- Appendix A: Why Seven Minutes? -- Appendix B: Further Engagement -- About the Author |
| Summary |
"Seven Minutes from Home: An American Daughter's Story is a collection of linked stories written chronologically from 1980-2015. They create a multifaceted narrative of how the public and the private, the past and present, the local and global, intersect. With earnest reflection, modesty and humor, Laurel Richardson introduces the reader to her Ohio neighborhoods, friends, family, writers and therapy dogs. She ages, retires and frets over her droopy eyebrow. Her town's local stores close; police bust heroin dealers; September 11th happens; universities corporatize; poetry venues transform. All this and much more as Richardson honors the complexity and vibrancy of America, and her life within it Richardson's renowned book, Fields of Play (1997) is about constructing a life inside the academy; Seven Minutes from Home is about constructing a life outside the academy."--Back cover |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Richardson, Laurel
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| SUBJECT |
Richardson, Laurel fast |
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Women sociologists -- Ohio -- Biography
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Literature and society -- Middle West -- Authorship
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BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY -- Social Scientists & Psychologists.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Anthropology -- General.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Regional Studies.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Sociology -- General.
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Social conditions
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Women sociologists
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Middle West -- Social conditions
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Middle West
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Ohio
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| Genre/Form |
Biographies
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9789463005432 |
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9463005439 |
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9463005439 |
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