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Sick of Nature by Gessner, David
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ISBN
9781584654643
Publication Year
2005
Type
Textbook
Format
Perfect
Language
English
Publication Name
Sick of Nature
Item Height
0.7in
Author
David Gessner
Item Length
9in
Publisher
Dartmouth College
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
13.1 Oz
Number of Pages
248 Pages

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David Gessner's Return of the Osprey is "among the classics of American nature writing," said the Boston Globe. So why does this critically acclaimed nature writer now declare himself to be "sick of nature"? In diverse, diverting, and frequently hilarious essays, Gessner wrestles with father figures both biological and literary, reflects on the pleasures and absurdities of the writing life, explores the significance of place for both his work and his sense of well-being, and rails at the confines of the nature genre even as he continues to find fresh inspiration for his writing in the natural world. In the end, he learns to embrace--or at least tolerate--the label he once rejected. Whether kicking at the limits of his category or explaining why he was fired from his job as a bookstore clerk; whether recalling his youthful obsession with Ultimate Frisbee or recounting an adventure in the jungles of Belize; whether lampooning his own writerly envy of Sebastian Junger or raging at the over-development of Cape Cod or searching for solace in nature in the wake of September 11, Gessner ranges from the personal to the natural in lyrical reflections on writing, self, and society. In a powerful concluding essay, Gessner moves from the arrival of coyotes in the suburbs of Boston to the birth of his first child in an extended meditation on his characteristic themes of wildness, place, and creativity.

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Publisher
Dartmouth College
ISBN-10
1584654643
ISBN-13
9781584654643
eBay Product ID (ePID)
47778816

Product Key Features

Author
David Gessner
Publication Name
Sick of Nature
Format
Perfect
Language
English
Publication Year
2005
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
248 Pages

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Item Length
9in
Item Height
0.7in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
13.1 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Qh81
Reviews
"As self-conscious as Eggers, but deeper. As funny as Sedaris, but smarter. Our best writer of creative nonfiction period." -- Mark Spitzer, author of Bottom Feeder, "The book reads like a novel and reaches a satisfying conclusion as Gessner matures from a wild adolescent to a seasoned professor. His humor, irreverence, raw honesty, and passion make him reminiscent of Edward Abbey, and, like that writer, he leaves you with plenty to ponder. Highly recommended"--Library Journal, "Comical, energetic, and reverentially irreverent . . . Gessner's literary voice in this book is something new, something different . . . In particular, he argues for - and then gleefully demonstrates--the enlivening contribution of farce and other modes of narrative in the field of nature writing . . . More like a gulp of laughing gas than the standard breath of fresh air."--Orion Magazine, "Eschewing expectations turns out to be one of Gessner's favorite pastimes, as he exuberantly demonstrates throughout Sick of Nature . . . Anyone who can capture in words the quiet joy of rocking an infant as well as the boldness of an osprey's plunge to the sea is a unique voice, well worth reading even if you're not the least bit sick of birds and trees."--Audubon Naturalist News, "The book reads like a novel and reaches a satisfying conclusion as Gessner matures from a wild adolescent to a seasoned professor. His humor, irreverence, raw honesty, and passion make him reminiscent of Edward Abbey, and, like that writer, he leaves you with plenty to ponder. Highly recommended"-Library Journal, Comical, energetic, and reverentially irreverent . . . Gessner's literary voice in this book is something new, something different . . . In particular, he argues for - and then gleefully demonstrates-the enlivening contribution of farce and other modes of narrative in the field of nature writing . . . More like a gulp of laughing gas than the standard breath of fresh air., "Eschewing expectations turns out to be one of Gessner's favorite pastimes, as he exuberantly demonstrates throughout Sick of Nature . . . Anyone who can capture in words the quiet joy of rocking an infant as well as the boldness of an osprey's plunge to the sea is a unique voice, well worth reading even if you're not the least bit sick of birds and trees."- Audubon Naturalist News, "Eschewing expectations turns out to be one of Gessner's favorite pastimes, as he exuberantly demonstrates throughout Sick of Nature . . . Anyone who can capture in words the quiet joy of rocking an infant as well as the boldness of an osprey's plunge to the sea is a unique voice, well worth reading even if you're not the least bit sick of birds and trees."ÑAudubon Naturalist News, Eschewing expectations turns out to be one of Gessner's favorite pastimes, as he exuberantly demonstrates throughout Sick of Nature . . . Anyone who can capture in words the quiet joy of rocking an infant as well as the boldness of an osprey's plunge to the sea is a unique voice, well worth reading even if you're not the least bit sick of birds and trees., "Here is an environmental read with irreverent laughter and attentive awe both."- Virginia Quarterly Review, "Eschewing expectations turns out to be one of Gessner's favorite pastimes, as he exuberantly demonstrates throughout Sick of Nature . . . Anyone who can capture in words the quiet joy of rocking an infant as well as the boldness of an osprey's plunge to the sea is a unique voice, well worth reading even if you're not the least bit sick of birds and trees."-Audubon Naturalist News, "Comical, energetic, and reverentially irreverent . . . Gessner's literary voice in this book is something new, something different . . . In particular, he argues for - and then gleefully demonstratesÑthe enlivening contribution of farce and other modes of narrative in the field of nature writing . . . More like a gulp of laughing gas than the standard breath of fresh air."ÑOrion Magazine, "Here is an environmental read with irreverent laughter and attentive awe both."-Virginia Quarterly Review, "The book reads like a novel and reaches a satisfying conclusion as Gessner matures from a wild adolescent to a seasoned professor. His humor, irreverence, raw honesty, and passion make him reminiscent of Edward Abbey, and, like that writer, he leaves you with plenty to ponder. Highly recommended"ÑLibrary Journal, "Here is an environmental read with irreverent laughter and attentive awe both."--Virginia Quarterly Review, "Comical, energetic, and reverentially irreverent . . . Gessner's literary voice in this book is something new, something different . . . In particular, he argues for - and then gleefully demonstrates-the enlivening contribution of farce and other modes of narrative in the field of nature writing . . . More like a gulp of laughing gas than the standard breath of fresh air."- Orion Magazine, The book reads like a novel and reaches a satisfying conclusion as Gessner matures from a wild adolescent to a seasoned professor. His humor, irreverence, raw honesty, and passion make him reminiscent of Edward Abbey, and, like that writer, he leaves you with plenty to ponder. Highly recommended, "Comical, energetic, and reverentially irreverent . . . Gessner's literary voice in this book is something new, something different . . . In particular, he argues for - and then gleefully demonstrates-the enlivening contribution of farce and other modes of narrative in the field of nature writing . . . More like a gulp of laughing gas than the standard breath of fresh air."-Orion Magazine, "Here is an environmental read with irreverent laughter and attentive awe both."ÑVirginia Quarterly Review, "The book reads like a novel and reaches a satisfying conclusion as Gessner matures from a wild adolescent to a seasoned professor. His humor, irreverence, raw honesty, and passion make him reminiscent of Edward Abbey, and, like that writer, he leaves you with plenty to ponder. Highly recommended"- Library Journal
Table of Content
I. SICK * Sick of Nature * "Bigger Than Shakespeare," Or How I Weathered the Perfect Storm * Benediction: On Being Boswell's Boswell * A Letter to a Neighbor * Ultimate Glory: A Frisbee Memoir * Marking My Territory * Polygamist of Place * II. GETTING PERSONAL * The Apprentice * To the Fatherland * On Creating Nonfiction * Being Theo * III. BACK TO NATURE * Dungo in the Jungle * Soliloquy in Spartina * The Punctured Pastoral * IV. HOWLING WITH THE TRICKSTER: A WILD MEMOIR * Trickster in the City * Walled-In * Howl
Copyright Date
2005
Target Audience
Trade
Topic
Authorship, Personal Memoirs, General
Dewey Decimal
508
Dewey Edition
22
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Nature, Language Arts & Disciplines

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