Cabin Fever: Dialogues with Nature

by Richard E. Carter, Carolyn Kenney (Illustrator)

While living in northern Illinois and Wisconsin, Carter began to feel the soul of the Earth and the exquisite divinity of Mother Nature. He shares his personal essays, beautifully illustrated by Carolyn Kenney, describing the alienation of humans from the very planet that sustains them. Cabin Fever is a heartfelt wake-up call to reconnect with that which provides the life of all things.

192 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1995

Reviews

[Linda Elsa · Rating 5 out of 5]

Just the kind of book I really enjoy for light reading, nature essays with very nice drawings.

[Barbara]

Guessed this book because it was owned.

[Cody Knepprath · Rating 1 out of 5]

this seemed like a book i would really enjoy but of all the essays there were just a couple good ones and the rest were a mixture of weird, pompous, and pious in my opinion. artwork wasn’t bad though