A lyrical exploration of wildness and freedom in nature and in ourselves.
In these thirteen essays, Rick Bass is a man divided, a lover of wilderness tied to the city. On long weekends, in his Volkswagen Rabbit, he drives away from Jackson, Mississippi, and the job that confines him. His excursions which take him to southern rivers, southern swamps, and sometimes to conservation meetings also lead to musings about his favorite mountains, grizzly bears, and the wildness in all of us. DrawingsWild to the Heart
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Author(s)Bass, Rick
PublisherW. W. Norton & Company
ISBN / ASIN0393314871
ISBN-139780393314878
AvailabilityIn stock
Sales Rank2,613
CategoryLiterary Collections
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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