Author: CHURCH, PHILIP
Title: Furnace Harbor a Rhapsody of the North Country. Poems
Description: Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press, 1988. First Edition. First Printing; Paperback. ISBN: 0252060032. Poetry from Illinois Series; 8.20 X 5.50 X 0.41 inches; 122 pages; AUTHOR SIGNED AND INSCRIBED ON TITLE PAGE. Softcover has blue spine with black lettering. Tan semi-circular stain on back cover, perhaps bottom of a coffee cup? Pages are clean and tight. "In Furnace Harbor, Church recreates a derelict, ghost-town iron-works in the back country of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, to explore generation, identity, history--those human lonelinesses lived within the processes of earth". "In Furnace Harbor, Church recreates a derelict, ghost-town iron-works in the back country of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, to explore generation, identity, history--those human lonelinesses lived within the processes of earth". "In Furnace Harbor, Church recreates a derelict, ghost-town iron-works in the back country of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, to explore generation, identity, history--those human lonelinesses lived within the processes of earth". "In Furnace Harbor, Church recreates a derelict, ghost-town iron-works in the back country of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, to explore generation, identity, history--those human lonelinesses lived within the processes of earth". "In Furnace Harbor, Church recreates a derelict, ghost-town iron-works in the back country of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, to explore generation, identity, history--those human lonelinesses lived within the processes of earth".; Signed by Author. Very Good+ .

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