From Publishers Weekly
When Lewontin answered an ad for a sawyer's apprentice, he was transported from a comfortable, middle-class existence to that of the blue-collar laborer. PW called this close-up view of daily life at Parsons' mill, a ramshackle New England sawmill that makes ash dowels for furniture and ladder rungs, "a fine piece of Americana."
Copyright 1990 Reed Business Information, Inc.
When Lewontin answered an ad for a sawyer's apprentice, he was transported from a comfortable, middle-class existence to that of the blue-collar laborer. PW called this close-up view of daily life at Parsons' mill, a ramshackle New England sawmill that makes ash dowels for furniture and ladder rungs, "a fine piece of Americana."
Copyright 1990 Reed Business Information, Inc.