The Permit that Never Expires: Migrant Tales from the Ozark Hills and the Mexican Highlands - Garrison, Philip
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To Philip Garrison, all borders, he exist mostly in the imagination - a point he proves decisively in this delightful book. Garrison is an award-winning writer and this book shows why. Warm, witty, self-deprecating, and charming, this collection illuminates the lives of migrants, whether at the local food bank in Ellensburg, Washington, in the streets of Michoacan, or everywhere in between.

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To Philip Garrison, all borders, he exist mostly in the imagination - a point he proves decisively in this delightful book. Garrison is an award-winning writer and this book shows why. Warm, witty, self-deprecating, and charming, this collection illuminates the lives of migrants, whether at the local food bank in Ellensburg, Washington, in the streets of Michoacan, or everywhere in between.
Autorenporträt
Philip Garrison is the author of Augury and Waiting for the Earth to Turn Over. He is one of the founders of APOYO, a volunteer group that offers advocacy, interpretation services, and a food and clothing bank that now serves some 400 people a month from central Washington's mexicano communities. He is a recipient of the Associated Writing Programs Creative Nonfiction Award and a Governor's Writer's Award from Washington State. He is an emeritus professor of English at Central Washington University and lives in Ellensburg.