Hey! This is the resource branch of the web page, and for this I will need your input. E-mail me any and all pages/book titles/anything else that you think should be posted for general info.
Well, everyone knows "How the Canyon Became Grand" etc. However, there are books that might not pretain to the GC directly, or at all, which nonetheless are worth looking at. So I won't put in the books from the reading lists from the semester, but start off with just some of the titles on my bookshelf, and we'll go from there.
RATINGS:
I decided to put Rated-R next to some books that some might consider as too graphic, using "inappropriate" language etc. If you think it is unnecessary-let me know, I personally, as you all know, don't care, just thought I'd put this in.
Carson, Rachel. "Silent Spring" c.1962 Rachel L. Carson published-Houghton Mifflin
Leopold, Aldo. "A Sand County Almanac" c.1966 Oxford University Press, 1949 published-Ballantine Books
Thoreau, Henry D. "Walden and Resistance to Civil Government" c.1992,1966 W.W.Norton & Company, Inc. published-Norton Critical Editions
Ehrenfeld, David. "Beginning Again" c.1993 Oxford University Press published-Oxford
Orr, David W. "Earth in Mind" c.1994 David W. Orr published-Island Press
Williams, Terry T. "Rafuge" c.1991 Terry Tempest Williams published-Vintage Books
Abbey, Edward. "The Monkey Wrench Gang" c.1975 Edward Abbey published-Avon Books Rated-R
Callenbach, Ernest. "Ecotopia" c.1975 Ernest Callenbach published-Bantam trade paperbacks
Dillard, Annie. "Pilgrim at Tinker Creek" c.1974 Annie Dillard published-HarperPerennial
Postman, Neil. "Amusing Ourselves to Death"-on media in the contemporary american society.
Robbins, Tom. "Still Life with Woodpecker"-Sarah's recommendation, a novel about princesses, pyramids and redheads. I think it's great, see for yourself. Rated-R
Ok, I'm tired of typing, I'll continue some other time. meanwhile-send your suggestions.