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William Least Heat-Moon - Definition and Overview |
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William Least Heat-Moon. (born 1940) is a pseudonym of William Trogden, an American writer of travel literature of English, Irish and Osage ancestry.
He is a contemporary Missouri travel writer, and author of a bestselling trilogy of topographical U.S. travel writing: Blue Highways: A Journey Into America (1982), PrairyErth: A Deep Map (1991) and River-Horse: Across America by Boat (1999). Blue Highways is about road travel; PrairyErth is a deep map account of Chase County, Kansas; while River Horse is an account of a four-month coast-to-coast across the U.S., using only the nation's waterways.
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Example Usage of Heat-Moon |
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ronibandini: Llegó a mis manos un ejemplar de Blue Highways (William Least Heat-Moon) Promete |
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everydaywitch: or maybe She is... RT @tweetzydeetzy Whoever the last true cowboy is in america--he's likely to be a indian--wm least Heat-Moon |
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tweetzydeetzy: Whoever the last true cowboy is in america--he's likely to be a indian--wm least Heat-Moon |
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