The stories collected in This Is Not the Tropics come from the geographic center of a divided nation, and its protagonists evoke a split personality—one half submerged in America’s own diehard mythology, the other half searching to escape tradition.
The stories collected in This Is Not the Tropics come from the geographic center of a divided nation, and its protagonists evoke a split personality—one half submerged in America’s own diehard mythology, the other half searching to escape tradition.
Ladette Randolph is the editor in chief of Ploughshares magazine and is distinguished publisher in residence at Emerson College. She is the author of Private Way (Nebraska, 2022), A Sandhills Ballad (Bison Books, 2011), Haven’s Wake (Bison Books, 2013), and the memoir Leaving the Pink House.
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Acknowledgments What She Knows A Member of the Family The Boy in the Band Uniform The Shouting Woman Miss Kielbasa It's Cheaper to Live in the Dark Hyacinths The Girls The Picture in Her Dream Billy This Is Not the Tropics After Canaan The Sensitive Man Dill The Blue Room
Acknowledgments What She Knows A Member of the Family The Boy in the Band Uniform The Shouting Woman Miss Kielbasa It's Cheaper to Live in the Dark Hyacinths The Girls The Picture in Her Dream Billy This Is Not the Tropics After Canaan The Sensitive Man Dill The Blue Room
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