All The Wild That Remains: Edward Abbey, Wallace Stegner, and the American West
In 'All The Wild That Remains,' David Gessner brings together the stories of Edward Abbey and Wallace Stegner, capturing their profound influence on the American West. The book intertwines their biographies with the landscapes that inspired them, offering a thoughtful reflection on environmentalism and literary legacy in the untamed frontier.
About This Book
David Gessner's 'All The Wild That Remains' examines the lives and works of Edward Abbey and Wallace Stegner, two pivotal figures in American environmental writing.
The book traces their deep connections to the American West, highlighting how their perspectives shaped understandings of wilderness and conservation.
Through Gessner's narrative, readers gain insight into the cultural and literary impacts of these authors on the region's identity.
This exploration underscores the ongoing relevance of their ideas in contemporary discussions about nature and human interaction with the land.
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