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Informationen zum Autor Reg Saner is a professor emeritus at the University of Colorado and is the author of, most recently, Living Large in Nature: A Writer's Idea of Creationism, as well as Reaching Keet Seel: Ruin's Echo and the Anasazi and four poetry collections. His work has been included in over sixty anthologies and he has won an NEA fellowship, the Creede Repertory Theater Award, the State of Colorado Governor's Award, and the Wallace Stegner Award. Klappentext Reg Saner is a professor emeritus at the University of Colorado and is the author of! most recently! Living Large in Nature: A Writer¿s Idea of Creationism! as well as Reaching Keet Seel: Ruin¿s Echo and the Anasazi and four poetry collections. His work has been included in over sixty anthologies and he has won an NEA fellowship! the Creede Repertory Theater Award! the State of Colorado Governor¿s Award! and the Wallace Stegner Award. Zusammenfassung The western United States is a region of open space that has profoundly shaped the American character. In The Four-Cornered Falcon! Reg Saner explores places that can still transform the human spirit with almost sacred power and describes journeys - both physical and spiritual - to areas of the interior West as remote as they are beautiful. Inhaltsverzeichnis PrefacePrologue: Pliny and the Mountain MouseGlacier GorgeThe Magpie ScapularWindSacred SpaceTechnically SweetNaming NatureThe Ideal Particle and the Great UnconformityThe Mind of a ForestSnowChaco NightSwiss WildernessThe Four-Cornered FalconEpilogue: What's to Become?
