Sam Keen,Mary Woodin
Sam Keen, the ,New York Times, best-selling author of ,Fire in the Belly,, has spent a lifetime reflecting on nature. In ,Sightings,, a collection of essays, bird watching forms the basis for observations spiritual and soulful, witty and wise. He describes his childhood ramblings in the silence of the Tennessee wilderness as feeling distinctly more spiritualthan the hard pews of his grandmother's church. Later in life, the presumed extinction and subsequent rediscovery of the Ivory-billed Woodpecker prompts a meditation on the nature of the sacred. Blessed with moments of beauty and the insight to recognize them as such, Keen translates the marvels of nature into the language of heart and soul.
Nonfiction,Environment,Nature,Animals,Birds,Animals,Writing,Essays,Science,Science,Natural History,Biography,Spirituality,Autobiography,Memoir
Sightings: Extraordinary Encounters with Ordinary Birds