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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What do sour cherries, a subway reprimand in Moscow, and an imaginary alligator named Fluffy have in common In Sour Cherries at Buc-ee's, Mark Elberfeld invites readers on a deeply personal-and often unexpectedly funny-journey through memory, movement, and meaning.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What do sour cherries, a subway reprimand in Moscow, and an imaginary alligator named Fluffy have in common? In Sour Cherries at Buc-ee's, Mark Elberfeld invites readers on a deeply personal-and often unexpectedly funny-journey through memory, movement, and meaning.From a seventh-grade retreat on the Mattaponi River to the surreal vastness of a Buc-ee's gas station, Elberfeld traces the threads of identity, place, and connection. Whether he's reflecting on summer camp, road trips in an electric car, the quiet radicalism of hospitality, or a friend's hauntingly beautiful art show, his essays linger in that liminal space between the ordinary and the profound.With humor, honesty, and a teacher's instinct for drawing meaning from mess, Elberfeld explores what it means to leave, to return, to remember, and to reframe. For anyone who's ever found themselves crying in a parking lot, questioning the shape of freedom, or chasing summer like a white whale-this book might just be the life ring you didn't know you needed."In Mark Elberfeld's Sour Cherries, we meet something to relish: an unrelenting mind on the page. Here, we travel to summer camp, to Switzerland, to Vermont, and that dreaded region: chemistry class. Humorous and meditative, Sour Cherries ponders that age-old quandary: Why must we travel away to really understand who we are, at home, in ourselves? Building in tension, with wide-ranging material from Frankenstein and Walt Whitman to Shawna Miller and getting a rental car, Sour Cherries is a delight that explores all the complexities of human emotion."--Taylor Brorby, author of Boys and Oil: Growing Up Gay in a Fractured Land"[C]aught as we all are in this politically divisive moment, as distrust and cynicism hold sway, Elberfeld's sensibilities could not be more timely or necessary. The writer's curiosity and good-will, whether among friends or strangers, offer the rare alternative of civility across difference."--Laurie Clark This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What do sour cherries, a subway reprimand in Moscow, and an imaginary alligator named Fluffy have in common? In Sour Cherries at Buc-ee's, Mark Elberfeld invites readers on a deeply personal-and often unexpectedly funny-journey through memory, movement, and meaning.From a seventh-grade retreat on the Mattaponi River to the surreal vastness of a Buc-ee's gas station, Elberfeld traces the threads of identity, place, and connection. Whether he's reflecting on summer camp, road trips in an electric car, the quiet radicalism of hospitality, or a friend's hauntingly beautiful art show, his essays linger in that liminal space between the ordinary and the profound.With humor, honesty, and a teacher's instinct for drawing meaning from mess, Elberfeld explores what it means to leave, to return, to remember, and to reframe. For anyone who's ever found themselves crying in a parking lot, questioning the shape of freedom, or chasing summer like a white whale-this book might just be the life ring you didn't know you needed."In Mark Elberfeld's Sour Cherries, we meet something to relish: an unrelenting mind on the page. Here, we travel to summer camp, to Switzerland, to Vermont, and that dreaded region: chemistry class. Humorous and meditative, Sour Cherries ponders that age-old quandary: Why must we travel away to really understand who we are, at home, in ourselves? Building in tension, with wide-ranging material from Frankenstein and Walt Whitman to Shawna Miller and getting a rental car, Sour Cherries is a delight that explores all the complexities of human emotion."--Taylor Brorby, author of Boys and Oil: Growing Up Gay in a Fractured Land"[C]aught as we all are in this politically divisive moment, as distrust and cynicism hold sway, Elberfeld's sensibilities could not be more timely or necessary. The writer's curiosity and good-will, whether among friends or strangers, offer the rare alternative of civility across difference."--Laurie Clark This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What do sour cherries, a subway reprimand in Moscow, and an imaginary alligator named Fluffy have in common? In Sour Cherries at Buc-ee's, Mark Elberfeld invites readers on a deeply personal-and often unexpectedly funny-journey through memory, movement, and meaning.From a seventh-grade retreat on the Mattaponi River to the surreal vastness of a Buc-ee's gas station, Elberfeld traces the threads of identity, place, and connection. Whether he's reflecting on summer camp, road trips in an electric car, the quiet radicalism of hospitality, or a friend's hauntingly beautiful art show, his essays linger in that liminal space between the ordinary and the profound.With humor, honesty, and a teacher's instinct for drawing meaning from mess, Elberfeld explores what it means to leave, to return, to remember, and to reframe. For anyone who's ever found themselves crying in a parking lot, questioning the shape of freedom, or chasing summer like a white whale-this book might just be the life ring you didn't know you needed."In Mark Elberfeld's Sour Cherries, we meet something to relish: an unrelenting mind on the page. Here, we travel to summer camp, to Switzerland, to Vermont, and that dreaded region: chemistry class. Humorous and meditative, Sour Cherries ponders that age-old quandary: Why must we travel away to really understand who we are, at home, in ourselves? Building in tension, with wide-ranging material from Frankenstein and Walt Whitman to Shawna Miller and getting a rental car, Sour Cherries is a delight that explores all the complexities of human emotion."--Taylor Brorby, author of Boys and Oil: Growing Up Gay in a Fractured Land"[C]aught as we all are in this politically divisive moment, as distrust and cynicism hold sway, Elberfeld's sensibilities could not be more timely or necessary. The writer's curiosity and good-will, whether among friends or strangers, offer the rare alternative of civility across difference."--Laurie Clark This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What do sour cherries, a subway reprimand in Moscow, and an imaginary alligator named Fluffy have in common? In Sour Cherries at Buc-ee's, Mark Elberfeld invites readers on a deeply personal-and often unexpectedly funny-journey through memory, movement, and meaning.From a seventh-grade retreat on the Mattaponi River to the surreal vastness of a Buc-ee's gas station, Elberfeld traces the threads of identity, place, and connection. Whether he's reflecting on summer camp, road trips in an electric car, the quiet radicalism of hospitality, or a friend's hauntingly beautiful art show, his essays linger in that liminal space between the ordinary and the profound.With humor, honesty, and a teacher's instinct for drawing meaning from mess, Elberfeld explores what it means to leave, to return, to remember, and to reframe. For anyone who's ever found themselves crying in a parking lot, questioning the shape of freedom, or chasing summer like a white whale-this book might just be the life ring you didn't know you needed."In Mark Elberfeld's Sour Cherries, we meet something to relish: an unrelenting mind on the page. Here, we travel to summer camp, to Switzerland, to Vermont, and that dreaded region: chemistry class. Humorous and meditative, Sour Cherries ponders that age-old quandary: Why must we travel away to really understand who we are, at home, in ourselves? Building in tension, with wide-ranging material from Frankenstein and Walt Whitman to Shawna Miller and getting a rental car, Sour Cherries is a delight that explores all the complexities of human emotion."--Taylor Brorby, author of Boys and Oil: Growing Up Gay in a Fractured Land"[C]aught as we all are in this politically divisive moment, as distrust and cynicism hold sway, Elberfeld's sensibilities could not be more timely or necessary. The writer's curiosity and good-will, whether among friends or strangers, offer the rare alternative of civility across difference."--Laurie Clark This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What do sour cherries, a subway reprimand in Moscow, and an imaginary alligator named Fluffy have in common? In Sour Cherries at Buc-ee's, Mark Elberfeld invites readers on a deeply personal-and often unexpectedly funny-journey through memory, movement, and meaning.From a seventh-grade retreat on the Mattaponi River to the surreal vastness of a Buc-ee's gas station, Elberfeld traces the threads of identity, place, and connection. Whether he's reflecting on summer camp, road trips in an electric car, the quiet radicalism of hospitality, or a friend's hauntingly beautiful art show, his essays linger in that liminal space between the ordinary and the profound.With humor, honesty, and a teacher's instinct for drawing meaning from mess, Elberfeld explores what it means to leave, to return, to remember, and to reframe. For anyone who's ever found themselves crying in a parking lot, questioning the shape of freedom, or chasing summer like a white whale-this book might just be the life ring you didn't know you needed."In Mark Elberfeld's Sour Cherries, we meet something to relish: an unrelenting mind on the page. Here, we travel to summer camp, to Switzerland, to Vermont, and that dreaded region: chemistry class. Humorous and meditative, Sour Cherries ponders that age-old quandary: Why must we travel away to really understand who we are, at home, in ourselves? Building in tension, with wide-ranging material from Frankenstein and Walt Whitman to Shawna Miller and getting a rental car, Sour Cherries is a delight that explores all the complexities of human emotion."--Taylor Brorby, author of Boys and Oil: Growing Up Gay in a Fractured Land"[C]aught as we all are in this politically divisive moment, as distrust and cynicism hold sway, Elberfeld's sensibilities could not be more timely or necessary. The writer's curiosity and good-will, whether among friends or strangers, offer the rare alternative of civility across difference."--Laurie Clark This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What do sour cherries, a subway reprimand in Moscow, and an imaginary alligator named Fluffy have in common? In Sour Cherries at Buc-ee's, Mark Elberfeld invites readers on a deeply personal-and often unexpectedly funny-journey through memory, movement, and meaning.From a seventh-grade retreat on the Mattaponi River to the surreal vastness of a Buc-ee's gas station, Elberfeld traces the threads of identity, place, and connection. Whether he's reflecting on summer camp, road trips in an electric car, the quiet radicalism of hospitality, or a friend's hauntingly beautiful art show, his essays linger in that liminal space between the ordinary and the profound.With humor, honesty, and a teacher's instinct for drawing meaning from mess, Elberfeld explores what it means to leave, to return, to remember, and to reframe. For anyone who's ever found themselves crying in a parking lot, questioning the shape of freedom, or chasing summer like a white whale-this book might just be the life ring you didn't know you needed."In Mark Elberfeld's Sour Cherries, we meet something to relish: an unrelenting mind on the page. Here, we travel to summer camp, to Switzerland, to Vermont, and that dreaded region: chemistry class. Humorous and meditative, Sour Cherries ponders that age-old quandary: Why must we travel away to really understand who we are, at home, in ourselves? Building in tension, with wide-ranging material from Frankenstein and Walt Whitman to Shawna Miller and getting a rental car, Sour Cherries is a delight that explores all the complexities of human emotion."--Taylor Brorby, author of Boys and Oil: Growing Up Gay in a Fractured Land"[C]aught as we all are in this politically divisive moment, as distrust and cynicism hold sway, Elberfeld's sensibilities could not be more timely or necessary. The writer's curiosity and good-will, whether among friends or strangers, offer the rare alternative of civility across difference."--Laurie Clark This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Sour Cherries at Buc-ee's | Mark Elberfeld | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Atmosphere Press | EAN 9798891329119 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.