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The Parkwood Kind new article content ... The Parkwood Kind is an underground literary and artistic movement that started in the Upper Mountain West in 2008, and is continuing today. [1]
The Parkwood Kind members are from Idaho Utah. Known for their conservative roots in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, the generation often references and criticizes Mormon Culture. Members such as Joshua Lew Mcdermott and Ulises Ramirez are known for their Buddhist and Religious Naturalism philosophies.
A seminal work of The Parkwood Kind, Young Mustang that I Am is a novel written by Joshua Lew McDermott detailing his hitchhikin journey to Nauvoo, Illinois in search of spirituality, and his ultimate path to becoming an agnostic. The novel also illustrates the generation's == References ==
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