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Poems,
essays and journal entries reveal the Gulf Coast's remarkable
richness and introduce dynamic past and present inhabitants of
the area, includiing Indians, fur traders, cotton farmers, and
city kids. Readers also encounter wild creatures such as rattlesnakes,
alligators, mosquitoes, panthers, manatees and whooping cranes.
Contributors include contemporary authors, as well as luminaries
like Zora Neale Hurston, E.O. Wilson, John James Audubon, and
Marjory Stoneman Douglas. An appendix describes the ecoregions
of the Gulf Coast.
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6"
x 9", hardcover with dustjacket, 280 pages, line illustrations,
index.
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