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11/14
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The Gary Snyder Reader (Paperback) by Gary Snyder bookshelves: currently-reading |
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Wilderness and the American Mind, Fourth Edition (Paperback) by Roderick Nash bookshelves: currently-reading |
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The Dharma Bums (Paperback) by Jack Kerouac |
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"I cant take the middle. Drunk poets speak sloppy jabberjook. but its bookended by uninhibited exultory encounters with nature, complete with Jack's trademark ability to turn holy phrases over and over again.
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The Writing Life (Paperback) by Annie Dillard |
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"When you read dillard you know, always, that she is writing. she works hard, too hard for fiction, but perfect for this at times tortured at times trancendent look at her job.
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Heart Songs and Other Stories (Paperback) by E. Annie Proulx |
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"Upon reading it i lamented for everyone else's lack of imagination. fully realized fiction, driven by stunning description.
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Desert Solitaire (Mass Market Paperback) by Edward Abbey |
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One Hundred Years of Solitude (Hardcover) by Gabriel García Márquez |
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"The Great American Novel. Latin America counts, especially when it wieghs in like this.
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King Lear (Folger Shakespeare Library) by William Shakespeare |
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"lear is crazy. over the top. everything about humanness revealed through a ridiculously wacked situation.
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Walden: (Writings of Henry D. Thoreau) by Henry David Thoreau |
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| November 14 | ||
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The Last American Man (Paperback) by Elizabeth Gilbert |
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Riprap and Cold Mountain Poems (Paperback) by Gary Snyder |
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"the translations of Han Shan are the gem here. Perfect concise evocations of mountain aestheticism. Snyders own are contrived, hit or miss, youll like them only if you want to, you know you think hes sexy or like ed abbey alot or something.
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Tristessa (Paperback) by Jack Kerouac |
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