Still, his book — the product of eight seasons of observation — is a compelling study of isolation, wildness, and "a vocation in its twilight".
"Fire Season," by Philip Connors (Ecco; $24.99) [Connors's] book — the product of eight seasons of observation — is a compelling study of isolation, wildness, and "a vocation in its twilight".
He's a good husband and father, too (more dedicated, because of the wildness in his past).
This is to the influence of the wildness of the boundary ∂ Ω.
My idea is to be in front of the wildness and have the time to look at it.
They become symbolic somehow of all the wildness and instinct that he and his wife have been repressing for decades.
It is a wild place — one of those ungovernable margins of the city where the wildness of nature coincides with human wildness and a sense of chaos prevails.
Perhaps most crucially, the work afforded a few moments of relative serenity and unity amid the wildness of the rest of the program.
The size of the sky, the wildness and emptiness - she really brings them home.
As an admirer of wolves and the wildness they represent, these stories irked me.
