Bøger udgivet af MILL RIVER BOOKS

Supported by Mass Humanities, the Clemente Course in the Humanities champions opportunities for Massachusetts residents from systemically and historically excluded communities to engage with, discuss, and author stories and ideas about our democracy. This anthology of student writings offers a way of seeing and understanding the commonwealth through the lens of contributors from Brockton, Dorchester, Holyoke, New Bedford, Springfield, and Worcester.

"This collection of engaging black-and-white photographs captures America from the driver's seat. Offering fresh perspectives on the United States' iconic highways, byways, back roads, and small-town main streets, Mark Chester puts America's unique spirit of innovation on full display. With humor and pathos, Roadshow Anthropology explores high and low culture and the worlds of commerce, architecture, design, advertising, and fashion. As a social commentator and a connoisseur of Americana, Chester pays homage to a range of influences, including the work of photojournalist Lee Friedlander"--