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  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Sep-2014
  • Kirjastus: University of New Mexico Press
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  • ISBN-13: 9780826355041
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  • Kirjastus: University of New Mexico Press
  • Keel: eng
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Hollars presents readers with a near-unclassifiable genre-bending book that combines elements of fiction, creative non-fiction, journalism, and fine-art photography in an homage to Michael Lesy’s Wisconsin Death Trip. The author has assembled one hundred accounts of lives lost to the waters around his Eau Claire, Wisconsin home. Some of the accounts are true, some embellished, some completely fictional. Many are presented alongside archival and contemporary photographs. The author is a faculty member of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Annotation ©2014 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)

Disturbed by stories of drownings in the river behind his home in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, writer B. J. Hollars combed the archives of local newspapers only to discover vast discrepancies in articles about the deaths. In homage to Michael Lesy's cult classic, Wisconsin Death Trip, Hollars pairs reports from late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century journalists with fictional versions, creating a hybrid text complete with facts, lies, and a wide range of blurring in between. Charles Van Schaick's macabre, staged photographs from the era appear alongside the dispatches, further complicating the messiness of history and the limits of truth.



In homage to Michael Lesy's cult classic, Wisconsin Death Trip, Hollars pairs reports from late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century journalists with fictional versions, creating a hybrid text complete with facts, lies, and a wide range of blurring in between.

Acknowledgments xi
Author's Note xiii
Part One 1875--1899
A Touching Scene
June 11, 1875
5(2)
Exploits of a Pig
August 31, 1875
7(1)
Sad Accident Claims the Lives of Four
April 29, 1876
8(3)
Another Sad Case of Drowning
July 14, 1879
11(1)
Boy Drowned in Half Moon Lake
June 3, 1880
12(2)
Body, Doubloons Discovered Along the Banks of the Chippewa River
March 7, 1884
14(1)
After Four Months
April 2, 1885
15(1)
Sad Case of Drowning
July 11, 1885
16(3)
Suicides
November 26, 1887
19(1)
Claimed by the Chippewa
July 30, 1888
20(2)
A Live Ghost
June 29, 1891
22(2)
Where Is He?
May 8, 1892
24(1)
Like Murder!
May 29, 1892
25(2)
Like Murder!---The Watchman's Story
May 29, 1892
27(1)
Newlyweds Waterlogged in River
June 16, 1893
28(3)
Narrow Escape
May 20, 1894
31(1)
Boy Drowned
May 20, 1894
32(2)
His Body Found
February 3, 1895
34(1)
Met Death By Drowning
May 11, 1895
35(1)
Little Boy Drowned
May 11, 1895
36(1)
Was It Attempted Suicide
June 6, 1895
37(2)
Suicide at Appleton
April 18, 1896
39(1)
Body Found
May 16, 1896
40(2)
Rescued from a Watery Grave
June 14, 1896
42(1)
Unidentified Sea Creature Washes Ashore in the Eau Claire River
September 10, 1896
43(1)
New Mother Sacrifices Child to the River
December 13, 1896
44(2)
Speculators Meet Fate in the Eau Claire River
May 7, 1897
46(2)
Family Loses Two to River
September 13, 1897
48(2)
A Sad Affair
June 18, 1898
50(1)
Attempted Suicide
April 1, 1899
51(4)
Boat Regatta Claims Life
July 10, 1899
55(1)
Changed His Mind
July 22, 1899
56(6)
Part Two 1900--1906
The Camel Can't Swim
June 19, 1900
62(1)
Six Rivermen Drown
September 17, 1900
63(1)
Bachelor Party Takes Chilly Turn
October 11, 1900
64(2)
Two More Slip Beneath the Ice, Drown
February 1, 1901
66(2)
Miraculous Rescue on the Chippewa
June 29, 1901
68(3)
Two Boys Drown While Bathing
July 31, 1901
71(1)
An Old Lumberman Dies
August 10, 1901
72(2)
Wolf Hunt Turns Deadly in River
January 16, 1902
74(1)
Local Boy Becomes Disoriented in Cave, Drowns
May 19, 1902
74(4)
Young Girl Is Drowned
July 17, 1902
78(3)
River Claims an Old Pilot
April 23, 1903
81(1)
Olssen's Buoyant Brick Sinks, Kills Inventor
May 19, 1903
82(2)
Heroic Rescue
June 24, 1904
84(2)
Wilson's Body Is Found
July 7, 1904
86(1)
Frank Wilson Re-Buried
July 9, 1904
87(1)
Narrow Escape from Drowning
June 1, 1905
88(2)
Chippewa River Gives Up Dead
June 6, 1905
90(1)
Was Drowned at Chippewa
June 6, 1905
91(1)
Aftermath of Central Wreck
June 9, 1905
92(1)
Died While Bathing
July 4, 1905
93(2)
Eleven Men Were Drowned
July 11, 1905
95(4)
Heroic Effort to Make Rescue
July 11, 1905
99(1)
A Corpse Is Found
July 11, 1905
100(1)
Recovery of Bodies
July 11, 1905
101(1)
Blomquist Boy May Be Drowned
August 24, 1905
102(2)
His Absence a Mystery
August 25, 1905
104(1)
No Traces Yet of Missing Boy
August 25, 1905
105(2)
Drowning Was an Accident
August 29, 1905
107(1)
The Last of the Logging Casualties?
September 25, 1905
108(3)
Drowned at Glidden
November 25, 1905
111(1)
Sailing Party Suffers Tragic Losses in Half Moon Lake
June 11, 1906
112(3)
Boy Drowns at Rice Lake
June 29, 1906
115(1)
Woman Lost Two Days
August 31, 1906
116(2)
Halloween Scare Nearly Takes Lives of Three
November 1, 1906
118(7)
Part Three 1907--1922
Moose Found Rack Up in River
March 17, 1907
125(1)
Young Van Housen Boy Lost to River
April 21, 1907
126(3)
Drowned in Chippewa River
August 17, 1907
129(1)
Body of Young Suicide Found
October 4, 1907
130(3)
Were Enjoying a Cool Bath
August 13, 1908
133(1)
Body of Sweet Found Yesterday
June 27, 1909
134(2)
Home Inmate Is Drowned in River
July 6, 1909
136(1)
Leopold Kortsch Drowns in Dells Pond Yesterday
August 22, 1909
137(1)
Lumber Baron Perishes in River
August 28, 1909
138(2)
Chippewa Girl Drowns in Lake
July 30, 1910
140(1)
Male Curiosity Catches Slayer
August 3, 1910
141(2)
Jumps from Railway Bridge into Icy Waters
February 7, 1911
143(2)
Meets Death While Swimming
June 20, 1911
145(1)
Nels Isaacson Drowns in River
October 27, 1912
146(2)
Boy Ghost Found Drowned in River
November 1, 1912
148(3)
Near Drowning in Mill Pond
February 27, 1913
151(1)
Three Schoolboys Drown
June 24, 1913
152(3)
Best Swimmer Stays Down
August 7, 1913
155(1)
Burglar Receives Sentencing in the Unforgiving River
November 18, 1913
156(1)
State Happenings
June 17, 1914
157(2)
Two Drown in the Eau Claire River Sunday
July 14, 1914
159(2)
Chippewa River Claims Youth
August 28, 1915
161(1)
Drowning Death Spurred by Heart Attack
May 19, 1916
162(3)
Rivals Drown in River
June 7, 1916
165(1)
Rescued from a Near Icy Death
December 5, 1916
166(2)
Missing Meridean Man Is Found in Chippewa River
December 9, 1916
168(2)
Body of George Bendickson Is Found in River
August 12, 1917
170(1)
Boy Drowns in Chippewa River in Spite of Brave Effort to Rescue; Ice Broke Where Lad Was Playing
March 1, 1918
171(1)
Tibbett's Body Recovered
May 11, 1918
172(1)
Swimming Showman Proves No Match for River
August 11, 1919
173(1)
Drowning of Dog Rouses Pity Here
January 8, 1920
174(2)
Still Search River for Body of Little Girl
May 4, 1922
176(2)
Boy Escapes Death in River
May 11, 1922
178(3)
Father and Son Drown in River at New London
October 25, 1922
181(2)
Afterword 183(2)
Bibliography 185(4)
Photo Credits 189(2)
About the Author and the Photographer 191
B. J. Hollars is an assistant professor of English at the University of WisconsinEau Claire. His most recent book is Opening the Doors: The Desegregation of the University of Alabama and the Fight for Civil Rights in Tuscaloosa.