An anthology of poetry and prose from thirty-five of today’s leading literary voices from the Sunflower State, brought together to explore how Kansas makes us feel and why we’re proud to call it home.
Kansas Matters gathers thirty-five of the state’s leading literary voices to offer profound insights into the feelings that Kansas evokes. This living map of personal geographies and histories draws on the rich emotions and memories that bind Kansans to the Sunflower State.
Brought together in a new anthology of thirty-five poems, essays, and short fiction, these writers reflect on twenty-first-century Kansas: on the beauty of the land and the fight for its preservation; the divisions of identity and the belonging of home; the context of our history and our hopes for the future.
These contemporary voices show us Kansas as we know it to be and Kansas as we want it to be—a complex, emotional, and inspiring assertion of why Kansas matters.
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Thomas Fox Averill is professor emeritus of English at
Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas, where he taught creative writing and
Kansas studies. He is an O. Henry Award short-story winner and author of ten
books. His introduction to What Kansas Means to Me: Twentieth Century
Writers on the Sunflower State (1991) was titled "Afflicted
with Affection," and he remains so. In 2010 he created the Thomas Fox
Averill Kansas Studies Collection at Washburn's Mabee Library.
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