down they forgot - Letteri, Abby
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A memoir of an American childhood and adolescence set in the turbulent 1960s and 70s, down they forgot traces the story of a girl finding her way in a family overshadowed by mental illness. Social and political discontent-assassinations, the Civil Rights movement, the Vietnam War, drugs and dropping out-inform this haunting story about personal identity and the consequences of loneliness, despite the passionate and fleeting friendships of youth. ... Letteri casts a wide net over her youth and wrests from that ocean of memory such gleaming treasures. The whole of youth is captured to perfection…mehr

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A memoir of an American childhood and adolescence set in the turbulent 1960s and 70s, down they forgot traces the story of a girl finding her way in a family overshadowed by mental illness. Social and political discontent-assassinations, the Civil Rights movement, the Vietnam War, drugs and dropping out-inform this haunting story about personal identity and the consequences of loneliness, despite the passionate and fleeting friendships of youth. ... Letteri casts a wide net over her youth and wrests from that ocean of memory such gleaming treasures. The whole of youth is captured to perfection in these essays, the intimate and the political, the terrible and the joyous. In the end down they forgot does what the best memoirs must; it reveals Letteri's lost world while beckoning readers to recall their own. -Lewis Buzbee, The Yellow-Lighted Bookshop
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Autorenporträt
Abby Letteri is a New Zealand based writer and graduate of the International Institute of Modern Letters at Victoria University of Wellington (MA 2004, PhD 2025). Her poetry, stories, reviews and essays have been published widely in the US, UK and New Zealand. She is currently preparing a collection of braided essays based on her PhD research, entitled Waiting for the Light: Considering the Horse in the Human World.