Prologue
Notes from the Journey Westward interrogates the idea of America—especially our westering, both historical and contemporary, our rough, rocky journeys through the wind-blown interiors of the continent—and of our own hearts. Here, blind grandmothers take us by the hand, lost fathers hide in every prairie shadow, and old devils hunch and watch from craggy peaks. We are orphans in this country, all of us, and so must reckon with our very foundations, with the myths and stories that make and remake us as people and as a nation. Wilkins’ Notes from the Journey Westward is a book you won’t soon forget.
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