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Fourteen poetic voices creatively exploring the Pennsylvania mining experience. Start by marking Coalseam: Poems from the Anthracite Region as Want to Read: Want to Read savin. ant to Read.

Author: Karen Blomain Frank MacShane.

Brings together thirteen poets honoring the rich heritage of the anthracite coal region of Northeastern Pennsylvania. Fourteen poetic voices creatively exploring the Pennsylvania mining experience. Hear them sing of the texture of family life, the confluence of ethnic cultures, the brutality and danger of the mines, and the scars left on the souls and the environment.

The State As Parent Laurence Bernard Reardon. Poems from the Anthracite Region. Distributed for University of Scranton Press. List to the humor that enables the burdened to survive, and to the myths that protect the dignity of the marginalized.

Coalseam: Poems from the Anthracite Region (1993). Monopoly and Region: The Anthracite Coal Industry and its Impact on the Economic Development of the Wyoming Region of Pennsylvania (1991). By Russell G. Frantz. Around Hazleton (2005). The Molly Maguires (1964).

Results from Google Books. An wonderful collection of pets from the region where coal was once king. The "anthracite region" covers a lot of territory through parts of seven counties in Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania, but the experience of working the deep mines and living in company towns was much the same everywhere. Dirty, dangerous, stifling and dehumanizing. Being fromt he area I could picture the actual places as i read each poem, but the descriptions are such that anyone can see, in their mind's eye, the bleak and touching places told about here.

Coalseam: Poems from the Anthracite Region. Scranton, Pennyslvania: U of Scranton P, 1996. Working Hard for the Money. Huron: Bottom Dog P, 2002. Primary Sources of Poetry (Books by Single Authors) Anderson, Maggie. Windfall: New and Selected Poems

Coalseam: Poems from the Anthracite Region. Windfall: New and Selected Poems. Pittsburgh: U of Pittsburgh P, 2000.

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