Description:
The essays collected in Bonelight reflect Mary Sojourner's
southwestern journey from greenhorn to old-timer, from tourist to committed
defender of the land and the human communities that share it. She writes
of exploring the deserts, forests, canyons, mountains, and river rapids
of the Southwest, and of her love for this landscape; of family, friends,
and lovers, a woman's passage into middle age, the discovery of peace
and balance in the execution of mundane chores and in the close observation
of natural surroundings; of the ways that development is in her mind
destroying the Southwest's fragile beauty.
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Marianne Reger
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Also
by this author:
Delicate:
Stories of Light and Desire; Nevermore
Press; April 2001
Sisters of the Dream; Northland Publishing AZ; November 1989
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