Living by Water: True Stories of Nature and Spirit
Summary
"Disarmingly moving...Rich and stirring...[Peterson] is a luminous prose craftsman." SEATTLE WEEKLY Like Annie Dillard's Tinker Creek or Henry Thoreau's Walden Pond, Brenda Peterson's Puget Sound transcends regional boundaries and offers storytelling as true ecology. LIVING BY WATER seeks a mystical and authentic healing of the treaty long broken betwen humans and animals and our natural homeland.
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