Notes from No Man's Land
b'In her collection Notes from No Man\'s Land: American Essays, author Eula Biss asserts that "nothing is innocent." As explained in the essay "Time and Distance Overcome," even telephone poles are marked by the history of slavery and colonization in the United States. Biss pairs the personal and the political in her writing, and in Notes from No Man\'s Land, she offers candid reflections on the role of race in her own life and in American history. Biss teaches writing at Northwestern University.'