<p>Amongst other things, Eleanor and I discuss her book, "Trembling in the Bones". This is a collection of poetry about the about the Colorado Coal strike of 1913 and the ensuing 1914 Ludlow Massacre.  I first came across her book when I was watching a PBS documentary about the massacre, wherein her book was quoted throughout.  The heartbreaking tragedy is brought to life in Eleanor's book.  </p>

Amongst other things, Eleanor and I discuss her book, "Trembling in the Bones". This is a collection of poetry about the about the Colorado Coal strike of 1913 and the ensuing 1914 Ludlow Massacre. I first came across her book when I was watching a PBS documentary about the massacre, wherein her book was quoted throughout. The heartbreaking tragedy is brought to life in Eleanor's book.

<p>Amongst other things, Eleanor and I discuss her book, "Trembling in the Bones". This is a collection of poetry about the about the Colorado Coal strike of 1913 and the ensuing 1914 Ludlow Massacre. &nbsp;I first came across her book when I was watching a PBS documentary about the massacre, wherein her book was quoted throughout. &nbsp;The heartbreaking tragedy is brought to life in Eleanor's book. &nbsp;</p>

Episode 62: An interview of Prof. Eleanor Swanson

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Episode 62: An interview of Prof. Eleanor Swanson

Episode 62: An interview of Prof. Eleanor Swanson