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Camping at the Edge of American History renders the Oregon Coast and the greater Northwest in a work of creative nonfiction that melds surrealist photography with wide-ranging prose. In ten chapters and a substantial epilogue, the book seeks the dark corners and vacant meadows of the Northwest - its people and industry, wildlife & botany, myths & legends, geology, and natural and human history - and what is to be found there. The book is intended not only for tourists to the Oregon coast and locals but also anyone seeking a way to stop the nonstop noise of civilization, mitigate the effects of such noise on the psyche, and uncover (or recover) possible ways to slow down the rush of modernity.
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oregon, photography, maximalism, camping, travel, history, northwest, geography, lewis and clark, surrealism, philosophy, creative nonfiction, bipolarPlaces
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Camping at the Edge of American History: The Oregon Coast in Words and Photographs
2018, J. B. Elhem
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