Awake in the World, Volume Two
A collection of stories, essays and poems about wildlife, adventure and the environment
Published on 29. August 2019
Book
Paperback/Softback
306 pages
978-1-7324968-3-5 (ISBN)
Description
This collection of short stories, poems and essays includes the work of more than forty
writers from seven countries, writing about wildlife, adventure and the
environment.
A perfect companion for your hiking bag, camp pack or lawn chair. This collection explores adventures ranging from horse pack trips in the Andes Mountains to birding in the bogs of northern Minnesota and roaming with the wild boars of Fukushima.
"This collection takes readers from Montana to Arizona, Maine to South America, and the Arctic to Australia...into the heart of the land and sea, into the heart of the human experiencing the land and sea... These poems, essays, and stories are wild to their core and oh so beautiful."
- Sean Prentiss, author of Finding Abbey, and editor of the anthology Environmental and Nature Writing
writers from seven countries, writing about wildlife, adventure and the
environment.
A perfect companion for your hiking bag, camp pack or lawn chair. This collection explores adventures ranging from horse pack trips in the Andes Mountains to birding in the bogs of northern Minnesota and roaming with the wild boars of Fukushima.
"This collection takes readers from Montana to Arizona, Maine to South America, and the Arctic to Australia...into the heart of the land and sea, into the heart of the human experiencing the land and sea... These poems, essays, and stories are wild to their core and oh so beautiful."
- Sean Prentiss, author of Finding Abbey, and editor of the anthology Environmental and Nature Writing
Reviews / Votes
"This collection takes readers from Montana to Arizona, Maine to South America, and the Arctic to Australia...into the heart of the land and sea, into the heart of the human experiencing the land and sea... These poems, essays, and stories are wild to their core and oh so beautiful."- Sean Prentiss, author of Finding Abbey, and editor of the anthology Environmental and Nature Writing "Like birdsong on a crisp spring morning, this collection is joyous and varied. Riverfeet Press continues to create literature that brings voices established and new to its readers. Each will have their favorites, but the common denominator, perhaps, across all, as Chris La Tray tells us, is that when we find ourselves "in the presence of the wild world," we can be assured we're "in the presence of the Divine."
- Andrew C. Gottlieb, author of Flow Variations and Halflives
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Illustrations
Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 215 mm
Width: 139 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-7324968-3-5 (9781732496835)
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Daniel J. Rice was born in Wiesbaden, Germany, in 1979. In 2006 he earned a degree in Watershed Science, in Ely, MN, and began working as a Hydrographer for the U.S. Geological Survey, first in New Jersey, and then Wyoming. In 2011 he resigned from his position and moved alone into a tent deep in the forests of northern Minnesota. He is the founder of five independently owned businesses, including Riverfeet Press. Currently he lives in Livingston, MT, where he spends his time camping and fishing the Beartooth Mountains with his wife and daughter.