Our Like Will Not Be There Again: Notes from the West of Ireland (A Ruminator Find) - Softcover

Millman, Lawrence

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9781886913523: Our Like Will Not Be There Again: Notes from the West of Ireland (A Ruminator Find)

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ISBN 10: 1886913528 ISBN 13: 9781886913523

Publisher: Ruminator Books, 2001

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Award-winning travel writer Millman tromps through West Ireland's rugged countryside to record the oral history of its people before their hard-earned traditions are permanently stifled by industrialization and development. In doing so, he produces a "lovely nugget of good writing" (New York Times) that relays the personal tales of traditional laborers-the tinkers, cartwrights, rat-charmers, coopers, thatchers, farriers, gleemen, pig-gelders-with candor and depth.

"Writing that is altogether finer than anything one has a right to expect." -Washington Post

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Lawrence Millman writes for The Atlantic Monthly, National Geographic, and Smithsonian, and has published nine books, including Last Places and Hero Jesse. He lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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Millman is the author of nine books, including Last Places, A Kayak Full of Ghosts, An Evening Among Headhunters, and, most recently, Northern Latitudes. He writes for Smithsonian, National Geographic, The Atlantic Monthly, Islands, and numerous other publications. He is a fellow of the Explorers Club and has a mountain named for him in Greenland. He resides in Cambridge, MA.

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Lawrence Millman is that rare traveler—a person with guts and a sense of humor. He is also a wonderful writer. (Paul Theroux, travel writer, novelist, and author of Deep South: Four Seasons on Back Roads)

Millman..does eloquent justice to a salty tradition. (Newsweek)

Writing that is altogether finer than anything one has a right to expect. (The Washington Post)

Millman's a genius. (Annie Dillard)

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