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A Salad Only The Devil Would Eat The Joys Of Ugly Nature Charles Hood

Name: A Salad Only The Devil Would Eat The Joys Of Ugly Nature Charles Hood
SKU: BELL-46963084
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4 (46 reviews)

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A Salad Only The Devil Would Eat The Joys Of Ugly Nature Charles Hood instant download after payment.

Publisher: Heyday

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 6.61 MB

Pages: 175

Author: Charles Hood

ISBN: 9781597145466, 9782021013504, 2021013502, 1597145467, 2021013503

Language: English

Year: 2021

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A Salad Only The Devil Would Eat The Joys Of Ugly Nature Charles Hood by Charles Hood 9781597145466, 9782021013504, 2021013502, 1597145467, 2021013503 instant download after payment.

In these wry and explosively funny essays, nature obsessive Charles Hood reveals his abiding affection for the overlooked and undervalued parts of the natural world. Like a Bill Bryson of the Mojave exurbs, Hood takes us on a joyride through the obscure, finding wilderness in Hollywood palms, the airports of Alaska, and the empty lots of Palmdale. In a zinger-filled whirl of literary and artistic allusions, he celebrates Audubon's droopy condor, the world-changing history of a cactus parasite, and the weird art of natural history dioramas. This debut collection of creative nonfiction from a widely published poet, photographer, and wildlife guide unveils the wonderment of nature's underbelly with poetic vision and singular wit.