This was a really fascinating and compellingly written memoir looking at the author's experience working in the Rust Belt in a steel mill, particularly so because of the connections she draws to how she ended up there based on current politics, her education, religious upbringing, class, mental health, and the complexities of a recession/5. 6 rows · · “The steel mill burns on in the heart of Cleveland, and in the pages of Eliese Collette Brand: Flatiron Books. Book Summary. A young woman's debut memoir of grit and tenacity, as she returns to the conservative hometown she always longed to escape to earn a living in the steel mill that casts a shadow over Cleveland. Steel is the only thing that shines in the belly of the mill.
Book Review. In Rust: A Memoir of Steel and Grit, Eliese Colette Goldbach reflects on her childhood as the second daughter in a Polish-Catholic family and her three years as a bltadwin.ru a little girl in Cleveland, she could often see the rust-colored buildings of the city's steel plant in the distance when she rode through town with her father. Find many great new used options and get the best deals for Rust: A Memoir of Steel and Grit by Eliese Colette Goldbach (, Library Binding, Large Type / large print edition) at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products! "Eliese Colette Goldbach uses formal experiment, broken narrative, and a voice that admits doubt and questions the terms of its telling to fight silencing. Rust is a memoir of steel and grit, yes, but soul above all, a young Cleveland millworker's eloquent tale of hard times that plants its boots squarely on the bookshelf of American.
This was a really fascinating and compellingly written memoir looking at the author's experience working in the Rust Belt in a steel mill, particularly so because of the connections she draws to how she ended up there based on current politics, her education, religious upbringing, class, mental health, and the complexities of a recession. Struggling to pay off her student loans, Eliese Colette Goldbach applied for a job as a steelworker. Her memoir, “Rust,” explores her “complicated love” for the mill that hired her. “The steel mill burns on in the heart of Cleveland, and in the pages of Eliese Collette Goldbach’s transformative debut. This is indeed a memoir of steel and grit, the extraordinary work of every ordinary day. But like all great stories, Rust is also a love story―about a craft, a city, and the communities we forge there. Goldbach reminds us that what we make in turn makes us who and what we are.
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