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Rim To River Looking Into The Heart Of Arizona Tom Zoellner

Name: Rim To River Looking Into The Heart Of Arizona Tom Zoellner
SKU: BELL-52389548
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1 (80 reviews)

SKU: BELL-52389548

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Rim To River Looking Into The Heart Of Arizona Tom Zoellner instant download after payment.

Publisher: University of Arizona Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.94 MB

Pages: 376

Author: Tom Zoellner

ISBN: 0816540020

Language: English

Year: 2023

Product desciption

Rim To River Looking Into The Heart Of Arizona Tom Zoellner by Tom Zoellner 0816540020 instant download after payment.

Tom Zoellner walked across the length of Arizona to come to terms with his home state. But the trip revealed more mountains behind the mountains.
Rim to River is the story of this extraordinary journey through redrock country, down canyons, up mesas, and across desert plains to the obscure valley in Mexico that gave the state its enigmatic name. The trek is interspersed with incisive essays that pick apart the distinctive cultural landscape of Arizona: the wine-colored pinnacles and complex spirituality of Navajoland, the mind-numbing stucco suburbs, desperate border crossings, legislative skullduggery, extreme politics, billion-dollar copper ventures, dehydrating rivers, retirement kingdoms, old-time foodways, ghosts of old wars, honky-tonk dreamers, murder mysteries, and magical Grand Canyon reveries.
In Rim to River, Zoellner does for Arizona what Larry McMurtry did for Texas in In a Narrow Grave and what Wallace Stegner did for Utah in Mormon Country: paint an enduring portrait of a misunderstood American state. An indictment, a love letter, and a homecoming story all at once.