The Dread Road

By Meridel Le Sueur

This fictional account of a bus trip fromAlbuquerque to Denver, a journey through theAmerican hell, was ten years in the making. Through a phantasmagoric mingling of three texts, Le Sueur the old radical returns, triumphant and terrible, to remind us what we have sowed fromracism, oppression, and nuclear experiment, andhow near is the hour of retribution. The bookcontains a core text of the central story, withlyrical additions on one side and citations from the writings of Edgar Allan Poe on the other.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0931122635
• ISBN13: 9780931122637
• Release Date: December 1991
• Publisher: West End Press
• Length: 65 Pages
• Weight: 0.48 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 11.0" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

A Hag* of Keen Observation

A very interesting novel women will want to read and here are 3 short excerpts from the story to convince you: "The hurricane of women is simply moving forward, moving over you, something powerful is moving ... in the hurricane it is said there is the work of workers for centuries, in one hurricane now the world of women rises and the predators can tremble and hide and run and die." "For the women on the Dread Road of this earth, carrying the starved and poisoned children ..." "The earth is not sleeping, she is violated and furious." *Hag - A GOOD word. Read Mary Daly's Gynecology