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Neil Nakadate and Mary Swander Contribute Work to Anthology, Letters to a Young Iowan
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Creative Writing
This book makes it abundantly clear what a wide range of lively, engaging and engaged souls live in the land between the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. The voices linger in my spirit like a big choir and all the notes, the harmonies and the dissonance together say more about my home state than any other single volume I have seen. --Greg Brown, Iowa singer-songwriter and two-time Grammy nominee
Nakadate, Neil. "You Might Try Leaving." In Letters to a Young Iowan, edited by Zachary Michael Jack. North Liberty, Iowa: Ice Cube Press, 2007. 179-80. What’s the single most important piece of advice you would share with a young Iowan growing up or coming of age in the Hawkeye state? Editor and author Zachary Michael Jack posed this timeless question to more than 100 Iowa luminaries, asking them to respond in a letter to all Iowans.
Other Publication News from Neil Nakadate: "Wilson River, Oregon, February, 7:15 A.M." (poem). Aethlon 24 (Fall 2006/Winter 2007): 56-57.
"Thank You" (poem). Aethlon 24 (Fall 2006/Winter 2007): 133. "Chief Joseph Slept Here" (poem). Cottonwood 65 (Spring 2007): 20.
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