TheAgriculture Hall of Fame

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TheAgriculture Hall of Fame These powerful stories limn the complexities and dilemmas of life in Kansas a state at the center of the center of America as a billboard in one story announces Andrew Malan Milward explores the les

These powerful stories limn the complexities and dilemmas of life in Kansas, a state at the center of the center of America, as a billboard in one story announces Andrew Malan Milward explores the less visible aspects of the Kansas experience where its agrarian past comes into conflict with the harsh present reality of drugs, fundamentalism, and corporatism, relegating itThese powerful stories limn the complexities and dilemmas of life in Kansas, a state at the center of the center of America, as a billboard in one story announces Andrew Malan Milward explores the less visible aspects of the Kansas experience where its agrarian past comes into conflict with the harsh present reality of drugs, fundamentalism, and corporatism, relegating its agrarian identity to museums and amusement parks.

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  1. gritty, and keeping the reader unbalanced, this debut collection is all about south central kansas no really so we get insight into the changing landscape and people, from family farms to corporate farms and prisons being the main employers sounds a bit ussr no well, welcome to the great red the cure for cancer is an excellent excellent story and worth grabbing the book so lots of pickups, fuckups, and dust here, with humans trying to connect in a world not made for them any and there really is [...]

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  2. Milward s Juniper Prize winning collection, The Agriculture Hall of Fame, is an excellent debut from a Midwest writer to watch.All of the stories in this collection take place in Kansas, and among the many great things this collection does, it also shines a powerful literary light on Kansas as a valuable and fertile place in fiction For a complete review, see my blog thestoryisthecure

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  3. the realness and palpability of the characters in this collection are what drew me in the cure for cancer is particularly heartbreaking and just so spot on it s narrated by a man in his late 20s dealing with his older sister s cancer milward beautifully imbues the sadness of death with humor if you pick this up for that story alone, you won t regret it.

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  6. Andrew Malan Milward does a disservice to his own strong prose by being such a downer He tries to use his fatalism to set his writing apart, but it ends up being repetitive and sadly predictable.

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