“I may not know who I am, but I know where I am from.” – Wallace Stegner
The great Wallace Stegner, dean of Western writers, was speaking about the American West at large when he penned that immortal line about man’s purpose and connection to his place. I’ve been thinking about that line lately. Last week, I read a fine essay by Seth Wieck, a writer from the Texas Panhandle, titled “Larry…
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