The Middle of the World reflects Norris's strong gifts as a storyteller and poet of place. The locales are New York City, where she formerly lived, and South Dakota west of the Missouri River, where she is business manager of a family farm that raises wheat, sunflowers, and Hereford cattle. The poems are about these places, she writes, and the more or less imagined lives in them: and also about family and inheritance; it was inheritance that moved...
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