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Dispatches from the drownings : reporting the fiction of nonfiction /
In homage to Michael Lesy's cult classic, Wisconsin Death Trip, Hollars pairs reports from late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century journalists with fictional versions, creating a hybrid text complete with facts, lies, and a wide range of blurring in between.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Albuquerque :
University of New Mexico Press,
2014.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Front Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Acknowledgments; Author's Note; Part One. 1875-1899; A Touching Scene
- June 11, 1875; Exploits of a Pig
- August 31, 1875; Sad Accident Claims the Lives of Four
- April 29, 1876; Another Sad Case of Drowning
- July 14, 1879; Boy Drowned in Half Moon Lake
- June 3, 1880; Body, Doubloons Discovered Along the Banks of the Chippewa River
- March 7, 1884; After Four Months
- April 2, 1885; Sad Case of Drowning
- July 11, 1885; Suicides
- November 26, 1887; Claimed by the Chippewa
- July 30, 1888; A Live Ghost
- June 29, 1891.
- Where Is He?
- May 8, 1892Like Murder!
- May 29, 1892; Like Murder!-The Watchman's Story
- May 29, 1892; Newlyweds Waterlogged in River
- June 16, 1893; Narrow Escape
- May 20, 1894; Boy Drowned
- May 20, 1894; His Body Found
- February 3, 1895; Met Death By Drowning
- May 11, 1895; Little Boy Drowned
- May 11, 1895; Was It Attempted Suicide
- June 6, 1895; Suicide at Appleton
- April 18, 1896; Body Found
- May 16, 1896; Rescued from a Watery Grave
- June 14, 1896; Unidentified Sea Creature Washes Ashore in the Eau Claire River
- September 10, 1896.
- New Mother Sacrifices Child to the River
- December 13, 1896Speculators Meet Fate in the Eau Claire River
- May 7, 1897; Family Loses Two to River
- September 13, 1897; A Sad Affair
- June 18, 1898; Attempted Suicide
- April 1, 1899; Boat Regatta Claims Life
- July 10, 1899; Changed His Mind
- July 22, 1899; Part Two. 1900-1906; The Camel Can't Swim
- June 19, 1900; Six Rivermen Drown
- September 17, 1900; Bachelor Party Takes Chilly Turn
- October 11, 1900; Two More Slip Beneath the Ice, Drown
- February 1, 1901; Miraculous Rescue on the Chippewa
- June 29, 1901.
- Two Boys Drown While Bathing
- July 31, 1901An Old Lumberman Dies
- August 10, 1901; Wolf Hunt Turns Deadly in River
- January 16, 1902; Local Boy Becomes Disoriented in Cave, Drowns
- May 19, 1902; Young Girl Is Drowned
- July 17, 1902; River Claims an Old Pilot
- April 23, 1903; Olssen's Buoyant Brick Sinks, Kills Inventor
- May 19, 1903; Heroic Rescue
- June 24, 1904; Wilson's Body Is Found
- July 7, 1904; Frank Wilson Re-Buried
- July 9, 1904; Narrow Escape from Drowning
- June 1, 1905; Chippewa River Gives Up Dead
- June 6, 1905; Was Drowned at Chippewa
- June 6, 1905.
- Aftermath of Central Wreck
- June 9, 1905Died While Bathing
- July 4, 1905; Eleven Men Were Drowned
- July 11, 1905; Heroic Effort to Make Rescue
- July 11, 1905; A Corpse Is Found
- July 11, 1905; Recovery of Bodies
- July 11, 1905; Blomquist Boy May Be Drowned
- August 24, 1905; His Absence a Mystery
- August 25, 1905; No Traces Yet of Missing Boy
- August 25, 1905; Drowning Was an Accident
- August 29, 1905; The Last of the Logging Casualties?
- September 25, 1905; Drowned at Glidden
- November 25, 1905; Sailing Party Suffers Tragic Losses in Half Moon Lake
- June 11, 1906.
- Boy Drowns at Rice Lake
- June 29, 1906.