En el valle del Yaak, en Montana, viven apenas treinta personas y un número indeterminado de osos, lobos, coyotes, pumas, alces? Un lugar sin duda salvaje y remoto. De hecho, allí la mayoría de las casas carecen de electricidad o tel&...
En una remota vall de trenta habitants, l'última sense electricitat de l'estat nord-americà de Montana, en ple hivern, Rick Bass descriu la natura i la llibertat dels veïns de la vall, la qualitat del ritme de vida lent, com...
These thirteen eloquent and engaging essays about camping and canoeing in wild country are among Rick Bass' earliest "nature" writing. Written while he was working as a geologist in Mississippi, Wild to the Heart chronicles his journeys from...
From National Book Critics Circle Award finalist Rick Bass, Colter: The True Story of the Best Dog I Ever Had is "[a] gorgeous, heart-tugging, man-and-dog memoir" (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel).
In this poignant look at the thirty-year journey of one of our country's great naturalist writers, Rick Bass describes how he fell in love with the mystique of the West--as a dramatic landscape, as an idea, and as a way of life. Bass grew up in the...
One of Rick Bass's most widely respected works of natural history, The Ninemile Wolves follows the fate of a modern wolf pack, the first known group of wolves to attempt to settle in Montana outside protected national park territory. The wolf inspires...
To quote the Los Angeles Times: "Impelled by a profound love of the land, the ten stories in In the Loyal Mountains are a reminder that American literature draws its unique strength from a powerful sense of place." In this luminous collection,...
In a celebration of winter in the last valley of Montana without electricity, Bass describes the wildness and freedom of valley people, the slow-motion quality of life, and the physical dangers of wilderness life. He also describes the anguish and pitfall...