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|a Hicks, Jane.
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|a Driving with the Dead :
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|a Front Cover; Praise for Driving with the Dead; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Contents; Foreword; Summer Rain; What Matters; Walking Boundaries; A Transplant Leaves Minnesota, 1973; The Ryman Auditorium, 1965; Roy; Poor Valley Pilgrims; Revelation; Draft Lottery; North Fork of the Holston, 1962; Black Mountain Breakdown; The Color of Loss; Expatriate; Lietuva; Kindergarten; Color; Leavings; Drive by Slowly; Glitter; Jones and Thomason, General Merchandise; My Second-Grade Teacher Reads Gerard Manley Hopkins; Close Order; The Missionary; The Grace of Risen Dough; Domestic Arts.
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|a My Grandmother EscapesNew Testament; Dismissal; Mordant; Cousins; Tonic; The Big Beautiful; Commencement Day, 2005; A Poet's Work; James Still Leaves Wolfpen; Driving with the Dead; Dust; Hunkering Down; Bluegrass Festival; Notes; Acknowledgments; Index of First Lines; Series Page.
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|a Appalachia is no stranger to loss. The region suffers regular ecological devastation wrought by strip mining, fracking, and deforestation as well as personal tragedy brought on by enduring poverty and drug addiction. In Driving with the Dead, Appalachian poet, teacher, and artist Jane Hicks weaves an earnest and impassioned elegy for an imperiled yet doggedly optimistic people and place. Exploring the roles that war, environment, culture, and violence play in Appalachian society, the hard-hitting collection is visceral and unflinchingly honest, mourning a land and people devastated by econo.
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