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Can anyone suggest any books that deal heavily with solitude and descriptions of living in nature?
I thoroughly enjoyed Desert Solitaire and Into the Wild - and am looking for books of a similar nature (no pun intended.)
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>>9318157
henry david thoreau's Walden probably
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>>9318157
I haven't read any of these but I asked the same thing in a thread and I walked away with these recs: Walden, Blood Meridian, The Peregrine, and Whitman and Jeffers for poetry. Other than those, I keep shilling pic related on /lit/. It has gorgeous prose about the sea, land and men, not so much about living in solitude though.
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>>9318157
Pedro Paramo if you are interested in descriptive environments and vistas
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>>9318157
Currently in a nature writing class.
Of what we've read, I like Emerson's 'Nature' and Muir's 'The Mountains of California' the most.
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>>9318487
Came here to post this.
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robert service
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John and William Bartram were America's first litetary naturalists. Some great writing. Google. Also, where is Barry Lopez? Or, for England, Gilbert White?
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