The Way It Went Camino de Santiago foraging parties

foraging parties

child separation

Lord Strathmannon

to incorporate newly discovered information about the college's founders

and the ongoing question of

The Way It Went Camino de Santiago foraging partiesIn THE WAY IT WENT, novelist Ben Schwartz weaves a beautifully elegiac history of a midwestern farm family from the 1930s to the present. Acknowledging that family histories are as much fiction as fact, the novel offers different voices and versions, mainly three erudite, articulate women, schoolteachers all. The chief character, Elspeth, begins the history: her childhood in Missouri, her years in college. And then, after World War II, meeting Avery,