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Thanks for the reading tips. I look forward to reading some of these authors. There is so much to learn about the desert both as an ecosystem and a human setting. Thanks.
Bill
Childs’ work on water is a must for me to order.
huh.
I had wondered.
LOVED Childs’ “House of Rain,” which hooked me on the deeper and untold prehistory of the Ancient Ones who inhabited the Four Corners and beyond. I’m no archaeologist and never will be, but he was just the kind of accessible, non-academic, amateur archaeological sleuth to catch my interest. His writing is amazing.
Thanks for this undertaking on desert writers. I look forward to subsequent installments.
Put a hold on 3 books from the local public library…one by each of ‘em.
Ready for the second installation please!!!