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In 1988, Timothy Fay published the very first issue of the Wapsipinicon Almanac at his Route 3 Press in Anamosa, Iowa. Fay's goal was to offer a journal somewhat outside of mainstream Iowa journalism. For thirty years, the annual Wapsipinicon Almanac entertained midwestern readers with timely essays, works of fiction, news notes, art, poetry, and so much more. This book celebrates selections from three decades of the Wapsipinicon Almanac, so that readers can enjoy this important regional publication for years to come.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Series Page
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Frontispiece
- Contents
- Introduction
- Talk of the Township, 1992â2010
- Mel Peet | A Thinking Manâs Look at the âGood Old Daysâ: A Conversation with Mel Peet
- Osha Davidson | The Last Days of the Schultz Brothers Variety Store
- Rachel Faldet | Sit for Awhile and Rock
- Norman Sage | About Tadpoles, Disasters, and Billy Sunday
- Carmen Kraemer Clark | Rose
- Michael Carey | The Letter from New York
- David Manning | Greener Than Green
- Raymond M. Tinnian | The Would-Be Caesars of Millard
- Robert Neymeyer | Diamonds Are Not Forever: The Changing Role of Baseball in Small-Town Iowa
- Dan Brawner | Local Ghosts
- Winston Barclay | Welcome to Engle Country: A Review and an Appreciation
- Gary Eller | Interstate
- Steve Maravetz | Wadena!
- Melvin Corson | My Two Years in a Box
- Mike Kilen | The Iowa Sky
- Annie Grieshop | Driving across Iowa
- Betty Moffett | Lucyâs Scarf
- Larry Stone | Houses on the Hills
- Verl Lekwa | Is This Heaven? Then Itâs Not Iowa
- Beth Chacey DeBoom | Demolition: The Sixth Season in the City of Five
- Michael Rosmann | A Peaceful Jog in the Country
- Steve Hanken | Rest in Peace
- J. Harley McIlrath | Memo . . . from the Director of the Center for Prairie Studies
- Dee Ann Rexroat | Rockinâ the Corridor: A Music Critic Remembers
- Marian Matthews Clark | Just in Case: Alone at Christmas
- Rebecca Sullivan | A Common Thread
- Dan Ehl | Night Moves at the Riverside Show Lounge
- Leslie Caton | I Due
- Shirley McDermott | The Judge vs. God, Television, and Fashion
- Ann Struthers | Women Who Wore Aprons
- Rustin Larson | The Third King
- Jonna Higgins-Freese | Things I Didnât Learn in School
- Glenn Freeman | The Naming of Birds
- Jane Purcell | Seeking Asylums
- Kelley Jon Donham | Christmas Found on a Trailways Bus
- Douglas McReynolds | County Fair
- John Peterson | Wapsipinicon
- Floyd Pearce | Filling the Cumberland Gap
- Talk of the Township, 2010â2018
- Contributors
- Series List