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Here at Eagle Pond
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158 pages
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The collection features essays that explore the deep connection between memory and place, focusing on Donald Hall's return to Eagle Pond, New Hampshire. He reflects on his childhood, the seasonal rhythms of rural life, and the legacy of his ancestors who worked the land. Through heartfelt narratives, Hall shares personal insights and addresses profound questions about solitude and belonging. Additionally, the essays serve as a tribute to his family's history and a celebration of his relationship with language, making this a poignant exploration of home and heritage.
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2000, paperback
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