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Taylor Report
Interview
Mick Lowe
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June 3, 2015, 9:58 p.m.
Mick Lowe explains the title, "The Insatiable Maw": He borrowed it from the late lawyer, politician, man about town, Elmer Sopha, who referred to the miners' singular purpose being to feed the insatiable maw of the copper cliffs smelter.

The Insatiable Maw is set in the Cooper Cliff smelter complex. The protagonist, Jake McCool, fights for health and safety in the mines.

The third volume of The Nickle Range Trilogy will be longer and will depict the titanic battle between labor and capitol during the 1978-79 strike.

Lowe emphasizes we must tell the story of labor struggles so the struggles and the labor heroes are not lost in the past.

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00:21:33 1 June 1, 2015
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