by William Least Heat-Moon · Pan Macmillan · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780330326520
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«PrairyErth» is the travel and history essay by William Least Heat-Moon, published by Pan Macmillan in paperback (624 pages, in English).
«PrairyErth» explores Chase County, Kansas, as a microcosm of the land and history of the United States: interviews, bar anecdotes, native traditions and tales of violence and resistance form a collective portrait. It also includes the nature of the prairies and episodes such as Bleeding Kansas or the fate of the Kaw tribe.
It is the second instalment of William Least Heat-Moon's The Travel Trilogy series; the work's subtitle is «(a Deep Map)».
Recommended for readers interested in travel narrative, rural US history and the nature of the prairies.
