Wolves and Honey : Life and Myth in the Finger Lakes

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Summary: Touching the truth
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Her words like skipping stones,
Seeing afar from the air,
Splashing down again and again
In truth's lake.


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Summary: Wolves is a Honey
Review: Flora and fauna aren't my strong points. But after reading Morrow's new book, I feel I can hold my own on bees, the Finger Lakes, apples, trees and yes, wolves. The book is a meditation and needs to be read slowly so that the reader doesn't miss the subtleties of her language and thought. The interconnections between the natural world of upstate New York and its political, social and religious worlds is fascinating. In the book's first pages Morrow transported this lifelong city dweller to upstate New York with such ease and pleasure that I didn't want to return. It is the perfect read for a quiet afternoon in a hammock.