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Mill Town

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2020
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A paper mill supported Kerri Arsenault's family and much of Mexico, Maine, while leaving environmental and health concerns in its wake. Combining memoir with an investigation of her hometown, Arsenault consults archives and scientific reports to examine that dependence. Family history and the landscape around the Androscoggin River frame her account of work, belonging and the costs of industrial survival.

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Kerri Arsenault

Kerri Arsenault works across memoir, environmental writing, and investigative nonfiction. Mill Town begins with her family's long connection to Mexico, Maine, where several generations depended on a paper mill that shaped employment, local identity, and the surrounding landscape.

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First published
2020
Reading time
About 8 hours
Pages
347
Language
English
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