4 Quotes by M.W.Gordon

The closest thing to a hometown for me is Emigrant, Montana. For a lot of drivers passing through Emigrant on Route 89, it’s little more than the place with the blinking light. To Montanans this doesn’t qualify as a traffic light; it’s a reference point.

Missoula is a contented Western university town blessed with frigid winters that moderate the inflow of newcomers seeking refuge from Eastern cities of discontent.

Apalachicola is an historic coastal town with many old homes of distinction and a small center of town that is invaded by the exit of traffic from a concrete bridge that soars ungraciously over Towhead Island, turns abruptly north, and deposits confused motorists in the middle of town on Market Street.

Oyster Bay, Florida,is a diminutive settlement plodding along the path to ghost town status.