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November 29, 2007

More Praise for Living Blue in the Red States

Living_blue_in_the_red_states_6 Living Blue in the Red States edited by David Starkey

“[R]eveals the sensitivity, openness, and respect which the best (blue or red) minds can offer. . . . David Romtvedt’s ‘Red Politics and Blue in Wyoming,’ Robin Hemley’s ‘Control Issues,’ Jim Peterson’s ‘The Kreskin Effect,’ and Starkey’s ‘Writing the Personal Political Essay’ are all flat-out excellent writing, regardless (but not ignorant) of politics. That’s a real accomplishment. The best of these essays—and there is a lot of great work beyond what I mention above—acknowledge the false dichotomy of red and blue, confront personal biases, and outline the disillusionment of the left at both the right and itself. Most importantly, they are vivid and eloquent.”—Andy Fogle, PopMatters

To read earlier praise for Living Blue in the Red States, please visit http://nebraskapress.typepad.com/university_of_nebraska_pr/2007/08/praise-for-livi.html.

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