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A review by anneofgreenplaces
All the Wild That Remains: Edward Abbey, Wallace Stegner, and the American West by David Gessner
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3.5
Overall an engaging mix of biography, travel memoir, literary criticism, and environmental science/politics. A touch of repetitiveness and sometimes small stretches of boredom, but I think that might be because I was already so familiar with a lot of the environmental issues he was explaining for a broader audience. The literary parts felt more sophisticated.
Overall an engaging mix of biography, travel memoir, literary criticism, and environmental science/politics. A touch of repetitiveness and sometimes small stretches of boredom, but I think that might be because I was already so familiar with a lot of the environmental issues he was explaining for a broader audience. The literary parts felt more sophisticated.