The Long Haul moves back and forth through time, touching down on real and imaginary sites. Some of these places are in the public domain, as it were, and others are private. The geography is often in the West―Oregon and Idaho―but there are significant side trips in the East and Europe as well as regions that can't be found on maps.
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VERN RUTSALA’S The Moment’s Equation was a finalist for the 2005 National Book Award. Other recent books include A Handbook for Writers, How We Spent Our Time (Akron Poetry Prize), and Other Voices. Earlier books include The Window, Laments, The Journey Begins, Paragraphs, Walking Home from the Icehouse, Ruined Cities, Selected Poems (Oregon Book Award), and Little-Known Sports (Juniper Prize). Other awards include a Guggenheim Fellowship, two NEA grants, a Masters Fellowship from the Oregon Arts Commission, two Carolyn Kizer Poetry Prizes, the Kenneth O. Hanson Award, the Mississippi Review Poetry Prize, a Pushcart Prize, and the C.E.S. Wood Award.
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