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Clinton Crockett Peters

  • Essays
  • Longform Journalism
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  • Pandora's Garden: Kudzu, Cockroaches, and Other Misfits of Ecology
  • Mountain Madness: Found and Lost in the Peaks of America and Japan
  • Author Interviews BY Me
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  • Author Interviews and Reviews OF me
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"Sailing the Iowa Sea," Blue Lyra Review 5..3, Fall 2016

http://bluelyrareview.com/clinton-peters/

 

"I stare at waving corncobs, the intermittent black and white cattle. Staring at the bloated, bovine faces, I remember that for all the corn in Iowa, native plants of Central America, half of it isn’t consumed by people, but by cows that are originally from southeast Turkey. Soy, of course, is from China. Pigs from East Asia. Homo sapiens from Africa. The North American continent is a patchwork of unintended consequences and immigrations."

"Sailing the Iowa Sea," Blue Lyra Review 5..3, Fall 2016

http://bluelyrareview.com/clinton-peters/

 

"I stare at waving corncobs, the intermittent black and white cattle. Staring at the bloated, bovine faces, I remember that for all the corn in Iowa, native plants of Central America, half of it isn’t consumed by people, but by cows that are originally from southeast Turkey. Soy, of course, is from China. Pigs from East Asia. Homo sapiens from Africa. The North American continent is a patchwork of unintended consequences and immigrations."

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