Port William Novels & Stories (The Postwar Years) - Library of America
Wendell Berry’s indelible portrait of rural America—seen through the lens of Port William, Kentucky—is one of the most fully imagined narratives in American literature. The river town and its environs are home to generations of Coulters, Catletts, Feltners, and other families collectively known as the Membership, women and men whose stories evoke the richness of life in community. Now, in...
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