Description:
Tucked away in the northern reaches of Nevada, the small boom-and-bust
mining town of Mountain City may seem like a ghostly speck on a map,
but for Martin it is the quickened heart of the universe. In this gorgeously
written, meticulously observed memoir, he probes the lingering old age
of the town he romped in as a child and continues to visit.
The
center of the story, and of the town, is Tremewan's, the general store
run by Martin's extended family, which serves the 30-odd residents of
Mountain City and others from the outlying areas.
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