When Women Were Birds: Fifty-four Variations on Voice
Through fifty-four lyrical reflections, Terry Tempest Williams examines voice, silence, and what we inherit from those who came before us.
About This Book
Terry Tempest Williams explores the meaning of voice through fifty-four short reflections inspired by her mother's journals.
The book blends personal history with observations of the natural world and questions of inheritance.
Each variation considers what it means to speak, to remain silent, and to leave something behind.
Williams draws on her background as a naturalist and activist to examine the power and limits of expression.
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