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Jason, John, and Tim discuss the only two Port William short stories set in the nineteenth-century: “The Girl in the Window” (1864) and “The Hurt Man” (1888).

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SHOW NOTES & LINKS

• “The Girl in the Window” from A Place in Time, by Wendell Berry (IndieBound | Amazon | Counterpoint)

• “The Hurt Man,” from That Distant Land, by Wendell Berry (IndieBound | Amazon | Counterpoint)

• Wendell Berry: Port William Novels & Stories: The Civil War to World War II (IndieBound | Amazon | Library of America)

• Wendell Berry Catalogue from Counterpoint Press (PDF)

• The Rabbit Room Podcast Network

• The Membership Podcast Online

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HOSTS

Jason Hardy
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John Pattison
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Tim Wasem
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