Big Wheel at the Cracker Factory
Autor Mickey Hessen Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 oct 2007
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781891053078
ISBN-10: 1891053078
Pagini: 228
Dimensiuni: 140 x 203 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.27 kg
Editura: Garrett County Press
ISBN-10: 1891053078
Pagini: 228
Dimensiuni: 140 x 203 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.27 kg
Editura: Garrett County Press
Recenzii
"Big Wheel at the Cracker Factory is an absolute winner, exploring the difficulties and trials of finding a job, facing a lifetime of work, and searching for meaning somewhere within that work. Mickey Hess writes with truthful insights and rip-roaring hilarity. The fact that it is non-fiction only makes the book that much more important and engaging." -- Joe Meno, author of Hairstyles of the Damned
"Mickey Hess has taken his experiences as a struggling writing instructor and made them into a wry, picaresque novel. Thoroughly humorous." -- Cleveland Plain-Dealer
"Underground publishing advocate Mickey Hess uses deadpan humour and pungent observations to describe the price he pays for pursuing a passion -- teach college students how to write." -- Chicago Reader, which awarded Big Wheel "Critics Choice"
"Mickey Hess is a passionate, funny man who loves to teach writing to his students, encouraging creativity with sometimes very unconventional ideas (playing basketball with baby doll heads comes to mind)." -- Christopher Taylor, Boxcar Books
"Mickey Hess' story of a year in the life of an English instructor brings to mind Whitman's celebration of himself as an observer and mirror image of life's parade in "Song of Myself". He takes on varied odd jobs -- ice cream man; improv comedian; volunteer at a Billy Graham Crusade Revival -- for both the money and what he finds to be a requirement of teaching: experience." -- Workplace: A Journal for Academic Labour
"Mickey Hess makes you want to move to Kentucky and hang out and write poetry for the rest of your life." -- David Amram, author of Offbeat: Collaborating with Kerouac
"Big Wheel at the Cracker Factory is an absolute winner, exploring the difficulties and trials of finding a job, facing a lifetime of work, and searching for meaning somewhere within that work. Mickey Hess writes with truthful insights and rip-roaring hilarity. The fact that it is non-fiction only makes the book that much more important and engaging." -- Joe Meno, author of Hairstyles of the Damned "Mickey Hess has taken his experiences as a struggling writing instructor and made them into a wry, picaresque novel. Thoroughly humorous." -- Cleveland Plain-Dealer "Underground publishing advocate Mickey Hess uses deadpan humour and pungent observations to describe the price he pays for pursuing a passion -- teach college students how to write." -- Chicago Reader, which awarded Big Wheel "Critics Choice" "Mickey Hess is a passionate, funny man who loves to teach writing to his students, encouraging creativity with sometimes very unconventional ideas (playing basketball with baby doll heads comes to mind)." -- Christopher Taylor, Boxcar Books "Mickey Hess' story of a year in the life of an English instructor brings to mind Whitman's celebration of himself as an observer and mirror image of life's parade in "Song of Myself". He takes on varied odd jobs -- ice cream man; improv comedian; volunteer at a Billy Graham Crusade Revival -- for both the money and what he finds to be a requirement of teaching: experience." -- Workplace: A Journal for Academic Labour "Mickey Hess makes you want to move to Kentucky and hang out and write poetry for the rest of your life." -- David Amram, author of Offbeat: Collaborating with Kerouac
"Mickey Hess has taken his experiences as a struggling writing instructor and made them into a wry, picaresque novel. Thoroughly humorous." -- Cleveland Plain-Dealer
"Underground publishing advocate Mickey Hess uses deadpan humour and pungent observations to describe the price he pays for pursuing a passion -- teach college students how to write." -- Chicago Reader, which awarded Big Wheel "Critics Choice"
"Mickey Hess is a passionate, funny man who loves to teach writing to his students, encouraging creativity with sometimes very unconventional ideas (playing basketball with baby doll heads comes to mind)." -- Christopher Taylor, Boxcar Books
"Mickey Hess' story of a year in the life of an English instructor brings to mind Whitman's celebration of himself as an observer and mirror image of life's parade in "Song of Myself". He takes on varied odd jobs -- ice cream man; improv comedian; volunteer at a Billy Graham Crusade Revival -- for both the money and what he finds to be a requirement of teaching: experience." -- Workplace: A Journal for Academic Labour
"Mickey Hess makes you want to move to Kentucky and hang out and write poetry for the rest of your life." -- David Amram, author of Offbeat: Collaborating with Kerouac
"Big Wheel at the Cracker Factory is an absolute winner, exploring the difficulties and trials of finding a job, facing a lifetime of work, and searching for meaning somewhere within that work. Mickey Hess writes with truthful insights and rip-roaring hilarity. The fact that it is non-fiction only makes the book that much more important and engaging." -- Joe Meno, author of Hairstyles of the Damned "Mickey Hess has taken his experiences as a struggling writing instructor and made them into a wry, picaresque novel. Thoroughly humorous." -- Cleveland Plain-Dealer "Underground publishing advocate Mickey Hess uses deadpan humour and pungent observations to describe the price he pays for pursuing a passion -- teach college students how to write." -- Chicago Reader, which awarded Big Wheel "Critics Choice" "Mickey Hess is a passionate, funny man who loves to teach writing to his students, encouraging creativity with sometimes very unconventional ideas (playing basketball with baby doll heads comes to mind)." -- Christopher Taylor, Boxcar Books "Mickey Hess' story of a year in the life of an English instructor brings to mind Whitman's celebration of himself as an observer and mirror image of life's parade in "Song of Myself". He takes on varied odd jobs -- ice cream man; improv comedian; volunteer at a Billy Graham Crusade Revival -- for both the money and what he finds to be a requirement of teaching: experience." -- Workplace: A Journal for Academic Labour "Mickey Hess makes you want to move to Kentucky and hang out and write poetry for the rest of your life." -- David Amram, author of Offbeat: Collaborating with Kerouac
Cuprins
What is visual impairment?; Medical issues, treatments and professionals; Adjusting to your child's visual impairment; Your child's development; Daily life; Family life; Nurturing your child's self-esteem; Early intervention and special education; An overview of legal issues; Growing into literacy; Moving through the environment; Children with multiple and visual disabilities; The years ahead; Glossary; Index.