Bibliograph

Ohio outback:, learning to love the great black swamp, Claude Clayton Smith

Type

Label

Ohio outback:, learning to love the great black swamp, Claude Clayton Smith

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Ohio outback:

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Responsibility statement

Claude Clayton Smith

Sub title

learning to love the great black swamp

Summary

A collection that reveals the surprising variety of life in northwest Ohio Ohio Outback is a unique compilation of writings by Claude Clayton Smith about his experiences of living in Ohio for the past twenty-two years. Smith offers a vibrant, humorous portrait of life that focuses on individuals and events in out-of-the-way places throughout northwest Ohio. The pieces in this book reflect a growing curiosity and fondness for Ohio, with topics ranging from the manufacturing process of NFL footballs and the anatomy of ditches to an Ohio section of a ten-thousand mile drive by interstate highway across the forty-eight states and Smith's reflections as a licensed professional boxing judge. Ohio Outback also contains "Yard Wars of the Ohio Outback," a lighthearted piece that forms the book's narrative core with tales of bird, pool, and driveway battles

Target audience

adult

Classification