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Natural resources in Afghanistan: geographic and geologic perspectives on centuries of conflict

impact, the majority of this book will disappoint. If however, one is looking for the story of the wide-ranging effects of the Mississippi flood of 1927, this is an excellent, if sobering, read. Blackwater Blues is a good book. It’s just not predominantly about the musical blues. It would have made for a better experience if it came with a CD of the 50 flood related blues songs listed in the discography so that at least the reader could listen to the music while reading a fascinating history of the flood and what it reveals about race, marginalization, vulnerability, migration, politics, environmental disaster and the African American experience.