Standpipe : delivering water in Flint / David Hardin.

By:

Hardin, David, 1956-

Publisher: Cleveland, Ohio : Belt Publishing, 2021Description: 169 pages ; 19 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

1948742829
9781948742825

Subject(s):

Genre/Form:

Autobiographies.

DDC classification:

363.61 HARD

LOC classification:

RA592.M5 H37 2021

Summary: "A brief, elegant memoir of the author's work as a Red Cross volunteer delivering emergency water to residents of Flint, Michigan, Standpipe sets the struggles of a city in crisis against the author's personal journey as his mother declines into dementia and eventual death. Written with a poet's eye for detail and quiet metaphor, Standpipe is an intimate look at one man's engagement with both civic and familial trauma." (Description from back cover.)

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"A brief, elegant memoir of the author's work as a Red Cross volunteer delivering emergency water to residents of Flint, Michigan, Standpipe sets the struggles of a city in crisis against the author's personal journey as his mother declines into dementia and eventual death. Written with a poet's eye for detail and quiet metaphor, Standpipe is an intimate look at one man's engagement with both civic and familial trauma." (Description from back cover.)