This book takes readers through the fascinating, complex Third World connections that shape our lives in profound but subtle ways. Going beyond the generalities, it looks at specific American communities from coast to coast, describing how everything that happens in the Third World--from industrial development to environmental disaster-- influences our daily lives.

Main Street America and the Third World

Politics & Social Sciences

Hamilton, John M

Social Sciences

Seven Locks Press

<p>Factory worker Warrell Swanson has always found meaning in work, dogs, hunting and waitresses. After suffering an injury, he escapes the summer heat at the local tavern with his best friend, and the library, where he falls in love with Defiance, Ohio's beautiful new librarian. But old lust challenges new love and Warrell grapples with a promotion, an indifferent management and the looming threat of a rising river as he considers escaping Defiance for good. Hamilton peers into murky corners with a vivid focus and penetrating wit, retrieving a passionate narrative as authentic as anything out there. -Ben Hamper, author of Rivethead: Tales from the Assembly Line As real as they come- an insider's view of factory life that is all too rare in our literature. [Hell] finds the delicate balance between our working lives and our lives off the job, and what happens when love arrives to tip the scales. -Jim Daniels, author of Detroit Tales and In Line for the Exterminator Full of working man's wisdom, Hell Called Ohio is an ode to the blue collar life. As funny as it is sad, as profound as it is plainspoken, this novel comes at you like an old Bruce Springsteen album and you'll love it just as much. -Peter Geye, author of The Lighthouse Road and Safe From the Sea</p>

A Hell Called Ohio

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Greenside Books

<p>Ballard Redoubt is a novel about neighborhood, friendship and love. Three ex-fishermen navigate the moralities of life on shore in mid-nineties Seattle. One young man is drawn away from his family’s fishing business by the lures of the city. Another, a shop steward in a Teamster strike, grapples with duties to family, coworkers and even to his boss. And the third, a towboat captain, is at once the defender of tradition and the embodiment of chaos itself. Fast and readable, it will leave you smelling of diesel and tasting of saltwater.</p>

Ballard Redoubt

It Happened on Allagash Lake: A Perspective of Life in America and Hope for the Future

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

Parker Publishers

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