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Between Grass And Sky: Where I Live And Work (Environmental Arts and Humanities) by Linda M. Hasselstrom is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Acclaimed nature writer Linda M. Hasselstrom sees herself as a rancher who writes-a self-definition that shapes the tone and content of her writing. Now owner of the cattle ranch where she grew up in western South Dakota, she lives in daily intimate contact with the natural world. As she says, "Nature is to me both home and office. Nature is my boss, manager of the branch office-or ranch office-where I toil to convert native grass into meat. . . .If I want to keep my job as well as my home, I pay attention not only to Nature's orders, but to her moods and whims." <p>The essays in this book reflect Hasselstrom's close attention to her homeplace and the depth of her sympathy with the world around her. She writes knowingly of the rancher's toil and of the intelligence and dignity of the animals she tends, especially the much-maligned cow, as well as of the wild creatures-the owls and antelope and coyotes and others—-that share the prairie grassland she calls home. Hasselstrom's voice rings with the ardent common sense of one who knows and loves the land, who appreciates the concerns of environmental activists but also knows the role that responsible ranchers can play in nurturing a he

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Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.

Author
Linda M. Hasselstrom
Publisher
University of Nevada Press
Published
2002
Language
EN
ISBN
9780874176278
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Memoir, History, Nature

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