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City of Refuge - A Novel
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City of Refuge: SJ Williams, a carpenter and widower, lives and works in the Lower Ninth Ward, the community where he was born and raised. His sister, Lucy, is a soulful mess, and SJ has been trying to keep her son, Wesley, out of trouble. Across town, Craig Donaldson, a Midwestern transplant and the editor of the city`s alternative paper, faces deepening cracks in his own family. New Orleans` music and culture have been Craig`s passion, but his wife, Alice, has never felt comfortable in the city. The arrival of their two children has inflamed their arguments about the wisdom of raising a family there. Englisch, Ebook.
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City Of Refuge
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eBook, A furious important novel [that] performs a kind of rescue mission for the rest of America. . . . If your knowledge of [the storm] came mostly from news accounts . . . Piazzas brave angry book fills in the missing parts." -Chicago Tribune "A classic a book to be read centuries from now. . . . a book timeless in its ability to go right to the heart of certain values that have filled the lives of individuals throughout our history." -Denver Post "There are books that give back to art and there are books that give back to life " Mary Gaitskill writes of Tom Piazzas critically acclaimed novel City of Refuge. "This book is among the latter." Beloved by reviewers and readers across the country City of Refuge is a panoramic novel of family and community of trial and resilience. Told with passion wisdom and a deep understanding of American life in our time City of Refuge has inspired a reaction from readers that transcends the everyday-from the advance praise of Richard Russo Richard Ford Douglas Brinkley and others through the flood of glowing comments on Amazon.com readers have truly recognized that ones world changes in reading this novel. SJ Williams a carpenter and widower lives and works in the Lower Ninth Ward the community where he was born and raised. His sister Lucy is a soulful mess and SJ has been trying to keep her son Wesley out of trouble. Across town Craig Donaldson a Midwestern transplant and the editor of the citys alternative paper faces deepening cracks in his own family. New Orleans music and culture have been Craigs passion but his wife Alice has never felt comfortable in the city. The arrival of their two children has inflamed their arguments the wisdom of raising a family there. When the news comes of a gathering hurricane-named Katrina-the two families make their own very different plans to weather the storm. The Donaldsons join the long evacuation convoy north across Lake Pontchartrain and out of the city. SJ boards up his windows and brings Lucy to his house where they wait it out together while Wesley stays with a friend in another part of town. But the long night of wind and rain is only the beginning-and when the levees give way and the flood waters come the fate of each family changes forever. Though set during Hurricane Katrina the stories Piazza tells and the generous heart that animates them reach beyond that moment to explore deeper truths about hope despair and transcendence.
eBook, A furious important novel [that] performs a kind of rescue mission for the rest of America. . . . If your knowledge of [the storm] came mostly from news accounts . . . Piazzas brave angry book fills in the missing parts." -Chicago Tribune "A classic a book to be read centuries from now. . . . a book timeless in its ability to go right to the heart of certain values that have filled the lives of individuals throughout our history." -Denver Post "There are books that give back to art and there are books that give back to life " Mary Gaitskill writes of Tom Piazzas critically acclaimed novel City of Refuge. "This book is among the latter." Beloved by reviewers and readers across the country City of Refuge is a panoramic novel of family and community of trial and resilience. Told with passion wisdom and a deep understanding of American life in our time City of Refuge has inspired a reaction from readers that transcends the everyday-from the advance praise of Richard Russo Richard Ford Douglas Brinkley and others through the flood of glowing comments on Amazon.com readers have truly recognized that ones world changes in reading this novel. SJ Williams a carpenter and widower lives and works in the Lower Ninth Ward the community where he was born and raised. His sister Lucy is a soulful mess and SJ has been trying to keep her son Wesley out of trouble. Across town Craig Donaldson a Midwestern transplant and the editor of the citys alternative paper faces deepening cracks in his own family. New Orleans music and culture have been Craigs passion but his wife Alice has never felt comfortable in the city. The arrival of their two children has inflamed their arguments the wisdom of raising a family there. When the news comes of a gathering hurricane-named Katrina-the two families make their own very different plans to weather the storm. The Donaldsons join the long evacuation convoy north across Lake Pontchartrain and out of the city. SJ boards up his windows and brings Lucy to his house where they wait it out together while Wesley stays with a friend in another part of town. But the long night of wind and rain is only the beginning-and when the levees give way and the flood waters come the fate of each family changes forever. Though set during Hurricane Katrina the stories Piazza tells and the generous heart that animates them reach beyond that moment to explore deeper truths about hope despair and transcendence.
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City of Refuge
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In the heat of late summer, two New Orleans families--one black and one white--confront a storm that will change the course of their lives. SJ Williams, a carpenter and widower, lives and works in the Lower Ninth Ward community where he and his sister Lucy were born. Across town, Craig Donaldson, a Midwestern transplant and the editor of New Orleans's alternative paper, faces deepening cracks in his family as his wife continues to question the wisdom of raising a family in the city. When the news of the gathering hurricane--called Katrina--comes, the two families make their own very different plans to weather the storm. But the long night of wind and rain is only the beginning--and when the levees give way and the flood waters come, the fate of each family changes forever.
In the heat of late summer, two New Orleans families--one black and one white--confront a storm that will change the course of their lives. SJ Williams, a carpenter and widower, lives and works in the Lower Ninth Ward community where he and his sister Lucy were born. Across town, Craig Donaldson, a Midwestern transplant and the editor of New Orleans's alternative paper, faces deepening cracks in his family as his wife continues to question the wisdom of raising a family in the city. When the news of the gathering hurricane--called Katrina--comes, the two families make their own very different plans to weather the storm. But the long night of wind and rain is only the beginning--and when the levees give way and the flood waters come, the fate of each family changes forever.
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City of Refuge (2009)
~EN NW EBISBN: 9780061982811 bzw. 0061982814, vermutlich in Englisch, HarperCollins, neu, E-Book.
Lieferung aus: Schweiz, Sofort per Download lieferbar.
In the heat of late summer, two New Orleans families—one black and one white—confront a storm that will change the course of their lives. SJ Williams, a carpenter and widower, lives and works in the Lower Ninth Ward, the community where he was born and raised. His sister, Lucy, is a soulful mess, and SJ has been trying to keep her son, Wesley, out of trouble. Across town, Craig Donaldson, a Midwestern transplant and the editor of the city's alternative paper, faces deepening cracks in his own family. New Orleans' music and culture have been Craig's passion, but his wife, Alice, has never felt comfortable in the city. The arrival of their two children has inflamed their arguments about the wisdom of raising a family there. When the news comes of a gathering hurricane—named Katrina—the two families make their own very different plans to weather the storm. The Donaldsons join the long evacuation convoy north, across Lake Pontchartrain and out of the city. SJ boards up his windows and brings Lucy to his house, where they wait it out together, while Wesley stays with a friend in another part of town. But the long night of wind and rain is only the beginning—and when the levees give way and the flood waters come, the fate of each family changes forever. The Williamses are scattered—first to the Convention Center and the sweltering Superdome, and then far beyond city and state lines, where they struggle to reconnect with one another. The Donaldsons, stranded and anxious themselves, find shelter first in Mississippi, then in Chicago, as Craig faces an impossible choice between the city he loves and the family he had hoped to raise there. Ranging from the lush neighborhoods of New Orleans to Texas, Missouri, Chicago, and beyond, City of Refuge is a modern masterpiece—a panoramic novel of family and community, trial and resilience, told with passion, wisdom, and a deep understanding of American life in our time. 06.10.2009.
In the heat of late summer, two New Orleans families—one black and one white—confront a storm that will change the course of their lives. SJ Williams, a carpenter and widower, lives and works in the Lower Ninth Ward, the community where he was born and raised. His sister, Lucy, is a soulful mess, and SJ has been trying to keep her son, Wesley, out of trouble. Across town, Craig Donaldson, a Midwestern transplant and the editor of the city's alternative paper, faces deepening cracks in his own family. New Orleans' music and culture have been Craig's passion, but his wife, Alice, has never felt comfortable in the city. The arrival of their two children has inflamed their arguments about the wisdom of raising a family there. When the news comes of a gathering hurricane—named Katrina—the two families make their own very different plans to weather the storm. The Donaldsons join the long evacuation convoy north, across Lake Pontchartrain and out of the city. SJ boards up his windows and brings Lucy to his house, where they wait it out together, while Wesley stays with a friend in another part of town. But the long night of wind and rain is only the beginning—and when the levees give way and the flood waters come, the fate of each family changes forever. The Williamses are scattered—first to the Convention Center and the sweltering Superdome, and then far beyond city and state lines, where they struggle to reconnect with one another. The Donaldsons, stranded and anxious themselves, find shelter first in Mississippi, then in Chicago, as Craig faces an impossible choice between the city he loves and the family he had hoped to raise there. Ranging from the lush neighborhoods of New Orleans to Texas, Missouri, Chicago, and beyond, City of Refuge is a modern masterpiece—a panoramic novel of family and community, trial and resilience, told with passion, wisdom, and a deep understanding of American life in our time. 06.10.2009.
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City of Refuge (2009)
~EN NW EBISBN: 9780061982811 bzw. 0061982814, vermutlich in Englisch, HarperCollins, neu, E-Book.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Sofort per Download lieferbar.
In the heat of late summer, two New Orleans families—one black and one white—confront a storm that will change the course of their lives. SJ Williams, a carpenter and widower, lives and works in the Lower Ninth Ward, the community where he was born and raised. His sister, Lucy, is a soulful mess, and SJ has been trying to keep her son, Wesley, out of trouble. Across town, Craig Donaldson, a Midwestern transplant and the editor of the city's alternative paper, faces deepening cracks in his own family. New Orleans' music and culture have been Craig's passion, but his wife, Alice, has never felt comfortable in the city. The arrival of their two children has inflamed their arguments about the wisdom of raising a family there. When the news comes of a gathering hurricane—named Katrina—the two families make their own very different plans to weather the storm. The Donaldsons join the long evacuation convoy north, across Lake Pontchartrain and out of the city. SJ boards up his windows and brings Lucy to his house, where they wait it out together, while Wesley stays with a friend in another part of town. But the long night of wind and rain is only the beginning—and when the levees give way and the flood waters come, the fate of each family changes forever. The Williamses are scattered—first to the Convention Center and the sweltering Superdome, and then far beyond city and state lines, where they struggle to reconnect with one another. The Donaldsons, stranded and anxious themselves, find shelter first in Mississippi, then in Chicago, as Craig faces an impossible choice between the city he loves and the family he had hoped to raise there. Ranging from the lush neighborhoods of New Orleans to Texas, Missouri, Chicago, and beyond, City of Refuge is a modern masterpiece—a panoramic novel of family and community, trial and resilience, told with passion, wisdom, and a deep understanding of American life in our time. ePUB, 06.10.2009.
In the heat of late summer, two New Orleans families—one black and one white—confront a storm that will change the course of their lives. SJ Williams, a carpenter and widower, lives and works in the Lower Ninth Ward, the community where he was born and raised. His sister, Lucy, is a soulful mess, and SJ has been trying to keep her son, Wesley, out of trouble. Across town, Craig Donaldson, a Midwestern transplant and the editor of the city's alternative paper, faces deepening cracks in his own family. New Orleans' music and culture have been Craig's passion, but his wife, Alice, has never felt comfortable in the city. The arrival of their two children has inflamed their arguments about the wisdom of raising a family there. When the news comes of a gathering hurricane—named Katrina—the two families make their own very different plans to weather the storm. The Donaldsons join the long evacuation convoy north, across Lake Pontchartrain and out of the city. SJ boards up his windows and brings Lucy to his house, where they wait it out together, while Wesley stays with a friend in another part of town. But the long night of wind and rain is only the beginning—and when the levees give way and the flood waters come, the fate of each family changes forever. The Williamses are scattered—first to the Convention Center and the sweltering Superdome, and then far beyond city and state lines, where they struggle to reconnect with one another. The Donaldsons, stranded and anxious themselves, find shelter first in Mississippi, then in Chicago, as Craig faces an impossible choice between the city he loves and the family he had hoped to raise there. Ranging from the lush neighborhoods of New Orleans to Texas, Missouri, Chicago, and beyond, City of Refuge is a modern masterpiece—a panoramic novel of family and community, trial and resilience, told with passion, wisdom, and a deep understanding of American life in our time. ePUB, 06.10.2009.
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City of Refuge: A Novel Tom Piazza Author
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In the heat of late summer, two New Orleans families—one black and one white—confront a storm that will change the course of their lives.SJ Williams, a carpenter and widower, lives and works in the Lower Ninth Ward, the community where he was born and raised. His sister, Lucy, is a soulful mess, and SJ has been trying to keep her son, Wesley, out of trouble. Across town, Craig Donaldson, a Midwestern transplant and the editor of the city's alternative paper, faces deepening cracks in his own family. New Orleans' music and culture have been Craig's passion, but his wife, Alice, has never felt comfortable in the city. The arrival of their two children has inflamed their arguments about the wisdom of raising a family there.When the news comes of a gathering hurricane—named Katrina—the two families make their own very different plans to weather the storm. The Donaldsons join the long evacuation convoy north, across Lake Pontchartrain and out of the city. SJ boards up his windows and brings Lucy to his house, where they wait it out together, while Wesley stays with a friend in another part of town. But the long night of wind and rain is only the beginning—and when the levees give way and the flood waters come, the fate of each family changes forever. The Williamses are scattered—first to the Convention Center and the sweltering Superdome, and then far beyond city and state lines, where they struggle to reconnect with one another. The Donaldsons, stranded and anxious themselves, find shelter first in Mississippi, then in Chicago, as Craig faces an impossible choice between the city he loves and the family he had hoped to raise there.Ranging from the lush neighborhoods of New Orleans to Texas, Missouri, Chicago, and beyond, City of Refuge is a modern masterpiece—a panoramic novel of family and community, trial and resilience, told with passion, wisdom, and a deep understanding of American life in our time.
In the heat of late summer, two New Orleans families—one black and one white—confront a storm that will change the course of their lives.SJ Williams, a carpenter and widower, lives and works in the Lower Ninth Ward, the community where he was born and raised. His sister, Lucy, is a soulful mess, and SJ has been trying to keep her son, Wesley, out of trouble. Across town, Craig Donaldson, a Midwestern transplant and the editor of the city's alternative paper, faces deepening cracks in his own family. New Orleans' music and culture have been Craig's passion, but his wife, Alice, has never felt comfortable in the city. The arrival of their two children has inflamed their arguments about the wisdom of raising a family there.When the news comes of a gathering hurricane—named Katrina—the two families make their own very different plans to weather the storm. The Donaldsons join the long evacuation convoy north, across Lake Pontchartrain and out of the city. SJ boards up his windows and brings Lucy to his house, where they wait it out together, while Wesley stays with a friend in another part of town. But the long night of wind and rain is only the beginning—and when the levees give way and the flood waters come, the fate of each family changes forever. The Williamses are scattered—first to the Convention Center and the sweltering Superdome, and then far beyond city and state lines, where they struggle to reconnect with one another. The Donaldsons, stranded and anxious themselves, find shelter first in Mississippi, then in Chicago, as Craig faces an impossible choice between the city he loves and the family he had hoped to raise there.Ranging from the lush neighborhoods of New Orleans to Texas, Missouri, Chicago, and beyond, City of Refuge is a modern masterpiece—a panoramic novel of family and community, trial and resilience, told with passion, wisdom, and a deep understanding of American life in our time.
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City of Refuge : A Novel
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In the heat of late summer, two New Orleans familiesone black and one whiteconfront a storm that will change the course of their lives.SJ Williams, a carpenter and widower, lives and works in the Lower Ninth Ward, the community where he was born and raised. His sister, Lucy, is a soulful mess, and SJ has been trying to keep her son, Wesley, out of trouble. Across town, Craig Donaldson, a Midwestern transplant and the editor of the city's alternative paper, faces deepening cracks in his own family. New Orleans' music and culture have been Craig's passion, but his wife, Alice, has never felt comfortable in the city. The arrival of their two children has inflamed their arguments about the wisdom of raising a family there.When the news comes of a gathering hurricanenamed Katrinathe two families make their own very different plans to weather the storm. The Donaldsons join the long evacuation convoy north, across Lake Pontchartrain and out of the city. SJ boards up his windows and brings Lucy to his house, where they wait it out together, while Wesley stays with a friend in another part of town. But the long night of wind and rain is only the beginningand when the levees give way and the flood waters come, the fate of each family changes forever. The Williamses are scatteredfirst to the Convention Center and the sweltering Superdome, and then far beyond city and state lines, where they struggle to reconnect with one another. The Donaldsons, stranded and anxious themselves, find shelter first in Mississippi, then in Chicago, as Craig faces an impossible choice between the city he loves and the family he had hoped to raise there.Ranging from the lush neighborhoods of New Orleans to Texas, Missouri, Chicago, and beyond, City of Refuge is a modern masterpiecea panoramic novel of family and community, trial and resilience, told with passion, wisdom, and a deep understanding of American life in our time.
In the heat of late summer, two New Orleans familiesone black and one whiteconfront a storm that will change the course of their lives.SJ Williams, a carpenter and widower, lives and works in the Lower Ninth Ward, the community where he was born and raised. His sister, Lucy, is a soulful mess, and SJ has been trying to keep her son, Wesley, out of trouble. Across town, Craig Donaldson, a Midwestern transplant and the editor of the city's alternative paper, faces deepening cracks in his own family. New Orleans' music and culture have been Craig's passion, but his wife, Alice, has never felt comfortable in the city. The arrival of their two children has inflamed their arguments about the wisdom of raising a family there.When the news comes of a gathering hurricanenamed Katrinathe two families make their own very different plans to weather the storm. The Donaldsons join the long evacuation convoy north, across Lake Pontchartrain and out of the city. SJ boards up his windows and brings Lucy to his house, where they wait it out together, while Wesley stays with a friend in another part of town. But the long night of wind and rain is only the beginningand when the levees give way and the flood waters come, the fate of each family changes forever. The Williamses are scatteredfirst to the Convention Center and the sweltering Superdome, and then far beyond city and state lines, where they struggle to reconnect with one another. The Donaldsons, stranded and anxious themselves, find shelter first in Mississippi, then in Chicago, as Craig faces an impossible choice between the city he loves and the family he had hoped to raise there.Ranging from the lush neighborhoods of New Orleans to Texas, Missouri, Chicago, and beyond, City of Refuge is a modern masterpiecea panoramic novel of family and community, trial and resilience, told with passion, wisdom, and a deep understanding of American life in our time.
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City of Refuge (2009)
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In the heat of late summer, two New Orleans families-one black and one white-confront a storm that will change the course of their lives. SJ Williams, a carpenter and widower, lives and works in the Lower Ninth Wa.
In the heat of late summer, two New Orleans families-one black and one white-confront a storm that will change the course of their lives. SJ Williams, a carpenter and widower, lives and works in the Lower Ninth Wa.
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City of Refuge (2008)
EN PB NWISBN: 9780061669026 bzw. 0061669024, in Englisch, 576 Seiten, HarperLuxe, Taschenbuch, neu.
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Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Eclectic Eccentric.
In City of Refuge, a heart-wrenching novel from Tom Piazza, the author of the award-winning Why New Orleans Matters, two New Orleans families—one black and one white—confront Hurricane Katrina, a storm that will change the course of their lives. Reaching across America—from the neighborhoods of New Orleans to Texas, Chicago, and elsewhere—City of Refuge explores this turning point in American culture, one whose reverberations are only beginning to be understood., Paperback, Ausgabe: Lrg, Format: Large Print, Label: HarperLuxe, HarperLuxe, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2008-09-09, Freigegeben: 2008-09-09, Studio: HarperLuxe, Verkaufsrang: 2976995.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Eclectic Eccentric.
In City of Refuge, a heart-wrenching novel from Tom Piazza, the author of the award-winning Why New Orleans Matters, two New Orleans families—one black and one white—confront Hurricane Katrina, a storm that will change the course of their lives. Reaching across America—from the neighborhoods of New Orleans to Texas, Chicago, and elsewhere—City of Refuge explores this turning point in American culture, one whose reverberations are only beginning to be understood., Paperback, Ausgabe: Lrg, Format: Large Print, Label: HarperLuxe, HarperLuxe, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2008-09-09, Freigegeben: 2008-09-09, Studio: HarperLuxe, Verkaufsrang: 2976995.
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City of Refuge (2008)
EN PB USISBN: 9780061669026 bzw. 0061669024, in Englisch, 576 Seiten, HarperLuxe, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Usually ships in 1-2 business days.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Better World Books: West.
In City of Refuge, a heart-wrenching novel from Tom Piazza, the author of the award-winning Why New Orleans Matters, two New Orleans families—one black and one white—confront Hurricane Katrina, a storm that will change the course of their lives. Reaching across America—from the neighborhoods of New Orleans to Texas, Chicago, and elsewhere—City of Refuge explores this turning point in American culture, one whose reverberations are only beginning to be understood., Paperback, Ausgabe: Lrg, Format: Large Print, Label: HarperLuxe, HarperLuxe, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2008-09-09, Freigegeben: 2008-09-09, Studio: HarperLuxe, Verkaufsrang: 2976995.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Better World Books: West.
In City of Refuge, a heart-wrenching novel from Tom Piazza, the author of the award-winning Why New Orleans Matters, two New Orleans families—one black and one white—confront Hurricane Katrina, a storm that will change the course of their lives. Reaching across America—from the neighborhoods of New Orleans to Texas, Chicago, and elsewhere—City of Refuge explores this turning point in American culture, one whose reverberations are only beginning to be understood., Paperback, Ausgabe: Lrg, Format: Large Print, Label: HarperLuxe, HarperLuxe, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2008-09-09, Freigegeben: 2008-09-09, Studio: HarperLuxe, Verkaufsrang: 2976995.
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