โ Scribed by A. B. Guthrie Jr
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| Author: | A. B. Guthrie Jr |
| Title: | Fair Land, Fair Land |
| Series: | The Big Sky #3 |
| Genre: | Fiction, Historical |
| Publisher: | Mariner Books |
| Identifier: | 9780395755198, 0395755190, asin:B0BM9V9TTY |
| Grade: | ebook |
| Length: | 160 pages |
Paperback, 272 pages
Published: 1982
With his revered classics The Big Sky and The Way West, A. B. Guthrie, Jr., claimed his preeminent post as the father of the western epic. Fair Land, Fair Land, first published in 1982, marks the sequel to his two masterworks and rounds out a chronological gap, the mid-nineteenth century, in Guthrie's Big Sky series. Reappearing here is Dick Summers, of the earlier sagas, now a wizened conservationist who seeks retribution from his former compatriot Boone Caudill and renewed companionship with the self-reliant Teal Eye. Imbued with a rich sense for the impermanence of the idyllic plains, this tour de force offers a stirring commentary on a country's physical and spiritual erosion, as relevant today as it was a decade ago.
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