Like No Other Place

David A. Owen is a retired Episcopal minister. His photographs of the Sandhills have been exhibited in Nebraska and Connecticut and were twice featured in Nebraska Life magazine.

• PrologueThe Sorting Out ProcessThe HillsMari SandozMaking It All WorkHeidi Ostrander"'Spose I Coulda Lived in the City" by Willard Hollopeter, cowboy poet"I've Spent a Lot of Time There" by Lyn Messersmith, cowboy poetPraise PartyEd PiselRoping a Coyote, as told by Bill ShrewsburyBrandingThe BohunkJack Brennan and the Blizzard of 1949, as told by his wife, JuneEnduring WomanThe Final ShowSuggested ReadingsAcknowledgments

"David Owen has beautifully captured the rhythms of the Nebraska Sandhills in his new book. His essays and photographs convey his affection and deep respect for the land and the people, and he captures the essence of this distinctive and magnificent American place."—David J. Wishart, editor of The Encyclopedia of the Great Plains "Whether you've driven the back roads of America's Great Plains or simply dreamed about it, this book allows armchair travelers to experience the heartland up close and personal."—Sandy Amazeen, Monsters and Critics "Owen's account would not be the rich anthology of the Sandhills that it is without the stories of the people living there, and the very land itself that, like a wind-sculpted dune, made those people who they are."—Alan J Bartels, Nebraska Life