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Five Shades of Shadow
When work took Tracy Daugherty from his familya sobering but ultimately hopeful view of the national community. At heart an exploration, from an intimate vantage point, of the consequences of violence in contemporary America, Five Shades of Shadow will hold special resonance for readers struggling to come to terms with trauma and loss.
Hardcover, 286 pages
Published
March 1st 2003
by UNP - Nebraska
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Daugherty knew Midland, Texas and Oklahoma City long before the rest of us associated those places with Bush and McVeigh. In this memoir, he revisits and reclaims those places in often heartwrenching style. He's torn-up and haunted by McVeigh and the Oklahoma City bombing; he's irritated that the mainstream media sets the tone for what type of town Midland is. Add to that Daugherty's fascinating with Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath and the exodus of the Okies, and you have a tightly woven and co...more
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