Beautifully Evocative Language of Landscape
I'd recommend anything by Saskatchewan writer Trevor Herriot.
Thanks. I'll look into his writing.
This book has stayed with me for decades. “This Place on Earth; Home and the Practice of Permanence”
Thx.
Fun post. Basso’s book opened for me a new way of thinking about relation to place and our stories in those places.
Fiction - Mink River by the late great Brian Doyle. Western Oregon fishing/logging town.
Yes, Mink River is one of my favorites, too.
Grateful for your suggestion of Stegner, I'd recommend "How to Catch a Mole: Wisdom From a Life Lived in Nature" by Marc Hamer.
I adored Aldo Leopold’s A Sand County Almanac, one of the first place-based books I read. Thanks for your suggestion of Keith Basso.
I'd recommend anything by Saskatchewan writer Trevor Herriot.
Thanks. I'll look into his writing.
This book has stayed with me for decades. “This Place on Earth; Home and the Practice of Permanence”
Thx.
Fun post. Basso’s book opened for me a new way of thinking about relation to place and our stories in those places.
Fiction - Mink River by the late great Brian Doyle. Western Oregon fishing/logging town.
Yes, Mink River is one of my favorites, too.
Grateful for your suggestion of Stegner, I'd recommend "How to Catch a Mole: Wisdom From a Life Lived in Nature" by Marc Hamer.
Thx.
I adored Aldo Leopold’s A Sand County Almanac, one of the first place-based books I read. Thanks for your suggestion of Keith Basso.