by Mark Spragg · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9788882462628
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«Dove i fiumi cambiano corso» is Mark Spragg's memoir, published by U. Guanda editore in 2001 (295 pages).
Mark Spragg recalls his childhood and youth on a ranch in Park County (Wyoming), beside the Shoshone National Forest. Between raising horses, cattle auctions, bear hunting and the company of veteran cowboys, the author describes an education shaped by nature, work and rites of passage into adulthood.
It is the Italian translation of Where Rivers Change Direction, the original memoir published in 1999, translated by Stefano Viviani. The edition belongs to the Narratori della fenice collection.
For readers of memoirs, coming-of-age stories and rural life, and for those interested in the American West, nature and the world of cowboys.
Mark Spragg is an American writer. He is the author of three novels and one book of nonfiction, mostly set in Wyoming, where he grew up.
