Dakota by Kathleen Norris

"Dakota" is a reflective and poetic exploration of life in the rural plains of South Dakota. Blending memoir with historical and spiritual insights, the book delves into the author's personal experiences and observations after moving from New York to her ancestral home in the Dakotas. It examines themes of solitude, community, the harshness and beauty of the landscape, and the challenges and rewards of small-town life. The narrative also thoughtfully considers how the simplicity and stillness of the plains influence the spiritual and everyday lives of their inhabitants, offering a profound meditation on place and identity.

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Published
1993
Nationality
Dakota
Type
Fiction
Pages
256
Words
Unknown
Original Language
English

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