Dreaming the Train Underwater
by Keller, Abigail Hope, M.A., NORTHERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY, 2007, 105 pages; 1442812

Abstract:

Dreaming the Train Underwater is a novella set in a fictional New Hampshire town. The novella occurs in three parts. The narrator, Lulu, is a woman who looks back on the events that occurred in her ninth year. Those events involve her mother, who has raised her, and her grandfather and cousin, both of whom she is introduced to in the opening chapters of the book. The novella explores issues of family history, connection to place, and a child's loss of innocence.
 
AdviserPaul Lehmberg
SchoolNORTHERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
SourceMAI/ 45-05, p. , Jul 2007
Source TypeThesis
SubjectsModern literature; American literature
Publication Number1442812
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