Here, There, Elsewhere
Stories from the Road
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Here, There, Elsewhere draws together for the first time William Least Heat-Moon's greatest short-form travel writing. Personally selected by the writer, these pieces take us from Japan, England, Italy, and Mexico to Long Island, Oregon, Arizona, from small towns to big cities, ocean shores and inland mysteries.
Including Heat-Moon's reflections on writing these pieces, Here, There, Elsewhere is much more than the usual collection of amber; it is a coupled summation of craft and memory. A perfect treasury of prose and provocation for readers old and new, Heat-Moon's most recent work reveals his absolute mastery across pages many and few.
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PRAISE FOR ROADS TO QUOZ:
"Altogether wonderful . . . Heat-Moon loves the funky byways of America. . . . His destinations matter less than the infectious curiosity he brings to every journey."—Entertainment Weekly
"Altogether wonderful . . . Heat-Moon loves the funky byways of America. . . . His destinations matter less than the infectious curiosity he brings to every journey."—Entertainment Weekly
"This is a call to get out a map and explore rural America the beautiful. If urban life makes you feel like you're losing your mind and your way, set out to your own blue highway to quoz."
—Fort Worth Star-Telegram
—Fort Worth Star-Telegram
"Mr. Heat-Moon demonstrates such a sharp intelligence, relentless curiosity and fine phrasing that nothing more could be desired."
—Dallas Morning News
—Dallas Morning News
"A Great American Gothic....Despite his vision of a society that has depleted far too much (forests, aquifers, coastlines) through its excesses, Heat-Moon's sense of humor remains intact."
—Los Angeles Times
—Los Angeles Times
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This is a good, solid book. Perhaps because the stories have been written at different times over decades, some were more enjoyable than others and the book lacks the coherence of Blue Highways.
Personally, I like the stories with strong characters, where the focus is on the characters and not so much on the author's personal views and insights. Heat-Moon has a strong gift for informal interviews and character studies, which is one of the reasons I liked Blue Highways so much. There's more of that here, but it comes and goes a bit.
That said, he was sure right about craft beer!
Pretty Good, But Not Blue Highways
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