This collection of independent, yet magically related essays carries readers through the backroads and side alleys of Russia's tragic and beautiful northern city. From the first stream of observations in "Sweeping" to the final moments of the digressively moving "First Person," Out of Nowhere exposes not just St. Petersburg, but the author and reader as well.

Out of Nowhere

Travel

Kunzinger, Bob

Travel Writing

All Nations Pr

A Third Place exists in the extremes, pinpointing the details in nature which demand attention, and finding within those details our place in the bigger picture. Set in a series of observations and experiences, A Third Place on the one hand brings us all closer to nature through the eyes of the author yet makes us wonder if he has been following us around on our afternoon walks.

A Third Place: Notes in Nature

Religion & Spirituality

Madville Publishing

Review The Iron Scar brought me on a journey that unexpectedly and artfully had me thinking about my own father and my sons throughout the book, as well as introducing me to the wild, warm, and colorful world of Siberia. Thank you for bringing me onboard with you and your son. -Martin Sheen, actor and author of Along the Way: The Journey of a Father and SonI wish every book I've read over the past two months had been as moving, gripping, and loaded with fascinating information. The journey becomes an emotional and thematic whole that transcends the standard "look what I saw" travel book. So many things stick with me: the royal blue station shacks, the birches with no tops, the meat and potato pastries, the smell of onions, the vodka, the wheel tapping, the once-in-hundred-year flooding, the vast vacancies of human presence, the moving village of the train, the Leningrad hero, the Leningrad ghosts . . . Just so much. Well done!-Tim O'Brien, author of The Things They Carried and Going After Cacciato Product Description The Iron Scar is both a literal journey by a father and son on the longest railway journey in the world, and a metaphoric pilgrimage of not just the author and his adult son, but all of us learning to let go on our way through life. About the Author Bob Kunzinger is the author of nine collections of essays, including A Third Place: Notes in Nature, and Penance: Walking with the Infant. He lives in Virginia.Michael Kunzinger's photography has appeared in publications such as Kestrel, Blue Planet Journal, and St Anthony Messenger, and has been in solo and group shows in Virginia, New York, and Galway, Ireland. His abstract work was featured for a solo exhibition at the renowned Quick Center for the Arts in New York, a finalist in an International Competition featured at The Louvre in Paris, and he is the author of the photo essay book, Across The Wild Land: A Photographic Journey on the Trans-Siberian Railroad from Blurb Books.

The Iron Scar: A Father and Son in Siberia

Asia

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