Far from Any Coast: Pieces of the America's Heartland

Literature & Fiction

GUSEWELLE, C.W.

History & Criticism

Univ of Missouri Pr

From the front dust jacket: The belling of foxhounds across the winter hills of southwest Missouri, and men who waset a thousand night to hear it...People of the hollows in Kentucky coal country, defending themselves and their land from savage greed... A Minnesota village, passing its days to the cadence of a century ago...etc. Far From Any Coast, by award winning essayist and short-story writer C. W. Gusewelle, is a rich evocation of America's heartland - from the northern woods and waters to the Ozark highlands, from the barrens of wesetrn Kansas to the Appalachians

Far from Any Coast: Pieces of America's Heartland

Essays & Correspondence

FIRST EDITION (dated title page). 1988 Westphalia Press trade paperback, C. W. Gusewelle (Another Cat at the Door). Consists of writings on various subjects, appearing first in the Kansas City Star. - Google Books

Quick As Shadows Passing

Westphalia Pr

This collection of essays now in its second printing by C. W. Gusewelle is about a great Kansas City writer plying his trade in one of Europe's most glorious cities. Some 75, carefully crafted memories later, we learn about a beautiful city, her fascinating inhabitants and the impact of Paris, on a mother, father and two teen-age daughters. These are the stories never to be forgotten and the lives forged from the first-hand experiences shared together.

A Paris Notebook

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Lowell Pr

In the summer of 1991, the author organized an expedition from the source to the mouth of the longest and most pristine of Siberia's great rivers, the Lena. Eight Americans and four Russians made the 2,700-mile journey to the Arctic Coast. 
As they rode the great current north, they met and spoke with coal miners, reindeer herders and people living hard lives in villages huddled on the river's bank 
Returning from the Arctic to Moscow on August 18, they woke to the rumble of tanks through the city's streets, and were there to witness and report the failed coup that brought the collapse of the Soviet system. 
Thirty-two full color plates capture the adventure on the river and the drama of the historic events at the journey's end.

A Great Current Running: The U.S.-Russian Lena River Expedition with Lena Reunion

Arts & Photography

This book previously was carried by Amazon, was reviewed glowingly by readers and the press (see C.W. Gusewelle listing on your web site) and subsequently was described as "out of print." This is a brand-new reissue, under the slightly revised title, The Rufus Chronicle: Another Autumn.

The Rufus Chronicle: Another Autumn

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Pets & Animal Care

Kansas City Star Books

Lyrical and provocative, these essays about life, love, family and nature come from the prime of C.W. Gusewelle's career as columnist for The Kansas City Star. This anthology answers pleas like this one from an admiring reader : "I find your columns everywhere ... under old grocery lists, in the pocket of a favorite jacket, among the sheets of music on the piano. Compile your columns in a book, and take this monkey off my back."

On the Way to Other Country

"The Rufus Chronicles" began as a single column C.W. Gusewelle wrote on the parallel nature of a boy settling into manhood, and a puppy growing up to be a dog. Here, Gusewelle speaks poignantly, but without a trace of sappiness, about what he has learned about himself and the world through his relationship with Rufus, his loyal hunting companion and friend. Simultaneous hardcover release from Ballantine. April publication date. 4 cassettes. .

The Rufus Chronicles

MacMillan Audio

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