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Book Description Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. SJ Williams, a carpenter and widower, lives and works in the Lower Ninth Ward community where he and his sister Lucy were born. Across town, Craig Donaldson, a Midwestern transplant and the editor of New Orleanss alternative paper, faces deepening cracks in his family as his wife continues to question the wisdom of raising a family in the city. When the news of the gathering hurricanecalled Katrinacomes, the two families make their own very different plans to weather the storm. But the long night of wind and rain is only the beginningand when the levees give way and the flood waters come, the fate of each family changes forever. Reaching across Americafrom the neighborhoods of New Orleans to Texas, Chicago, and elsewhereCity of Refuge explores this turning point in American culture, one whose reverberations are only beginning to be understood. In the heat of late summer, two New Orleans families—one black and one white—confront a storm that will change the course of their lives. SJ Williams, a carpenter and widower, lives and works in the Lower Ninth Ward community where he was born and raised. Across town, Craig Donaldson, a Midwestern transplant and the editor of the city's alternative paper, faces deepening cracks in his family. When the news of the gathering hurricane spreads—and when the levees give way and the floodwaters come—the fate of each family changes forever. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9780061673610