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Drifting Into Darien: A Personal & Natural History of the Altamaha River, UGA Press
 | Drifting Into Darien: A Personal and Natural History of the Altamaha River
University of Georgia Press, 2011. This is the story of what happens on a week-long trip down the river one spring, a trip Janisse dreamed of taking since she was a girl. However, just before she made the voyage, a strange and disturbing piece of mail arrived. The river journey became a way to accept a world that contains both good and evil. The journey, like the river itself, is transformation. Hardcover $22.95 plus USPS postage $2.41 |
Ecology of a Cracker Childhood available on Kindle e-books.
Ecology of a Cracker Childhood
Kindle E-books, 2011.
If you're looking on Kindle for Ecology of a Cracker Childhood,
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A House of Branches: Poems
Wind Publications, 2010.
Janisse Ray's long-awaited collection of poems about the borderland between nature and spirit.
Winner of the Southern Independent Booksellers Award for Poetry 2011.
Hardcover $25.00
Paperback $14.00
plus USPS postage $2.41
Wind Publications, 2010.
Janisse Ray's long-awaited collection of poems about the borderland between nature and spirit.
Winner of the Southern Independent Booksellers Award for Poetry 2011.
Hardcover $25.00
Paperback $14.00
plus USPS postage $2.41
Books
Ecology of a Cracker Childhood
Milkweed Editions, 1999.
Janisse Ray grew up in a junkyard along U.S. Highway 1, hidden from Florida-bound travelers by the hedge at the edge of the road and by hulks of old cars, stacks of blown-out tires, and primeval jumbles of rusted metal. Ecology of a Cracker Childhood tells how a childhood spent in rural isolation -- living in the country but not even knowing how to swim -- grew into a passion to save the almost vanished longleaf pine ecosystem that existed before the region was ever called the South.
Winner of
New York Times Notable Book, 2000Southern Environmental Law Center 2000 Award for Outstanding Writing on the Southern Environment
Southern Book Critics Circle Award for Nonfiction 2000
Before Columbus Society American Book Award 2000
Bloomsbury Review Editors’ Favorite Books 2000 (selected by John Murray)
Southern Booksellers Award for Nonfiction 1999
$14.95 plus USPS postage $2.41
Also on Kindle Ebooks!
Milkweed Editions, 1999.
Janisse Ray grew up in a junkyard along U.S. Highway 1, hidden from Florida-bound travelers by the hedge at the edge of the road and by hulks of old cars, stacks of blown-out tires, and primeval jumbles of rusted metal. Ecology of a Cracker Childhood tells how a childhood spent in rural isolation -- living in the country but not even knowing how to swim -- grew into a passion to save the almost vanished longleaf pine ecosystem that existed before the region was ever called the South.
Winner of
New York Times Notable Book, 2000Southern Environmental Law Center 2000 Award for Outstanding Writing on the Southern Environment
Southern Book Critics Circle Award for Nonfiction 2000
Before Columbus Society American Book Award 2000
Bloomsbury Review Editors’ Favorite Books 2000 (selected by John Murray)
Southern Booksellers Award for Nonfiction 1999
$14.95 plus USPS postage $2.41
Also on Kindle Ebooks!
Wild Card Quilt: Taking a Chance on Home
Milkweed Editions, 2003.
When she was thirty-five years old, seventeen years after she had left home "for good," Janisse Ray pointed her truck away from Montana, toward the small Southern town where she was born. Wild Card Quilt is the story -- by turns hilarious, heartbreaking, ambitious, and despairing -- of Ray's return and the adventures that follow as she figures out whether or not she can be an adult in a childhood place.
Hardcover $22.00
Paperback $14.95
plus USPS postage $2.41
Milkweed Editions, 2003.
When she was thirty-five years old, seventeen years after she had left home "for good," Janisse Ray pointed her truck away from Montana, toward the small Southern town where she was born. Wild Card Quilt is the story -- by turns hilarious, heartbreaking, ambitious, and despairing -- of Ray's return and the adventures that follow as she figures out whether or not she can be an adult in a childhood place.
Hardcover $22.00
Paperback $14.95
plus USPS postage $2.41
Pinhook: Finding Wholeness in a Fragmented Land
Chelsea Green Publishing, 2005.
Pinhook Swamp is a vital watershed and wildlife corridor linking the great southern wildernesses of Okefenokee Swamp and Osceola National Forest. Together Okefenokee, Osceola, and Pinhook form the largest expanse of protected wildland east of the Mississippi River. In Pinhook, Janisse Ray takes us into the heart of the swamp -- its need for restoration and the human desire for wholeness and wildness in our lives and landscapes.
$12.00 plus USPS postage $2.41
Also available online as an e-book.
Chelsea Green Publishing, 2005.
Pinhook Swamp is a vital watershed and wildlife corridor linking the great southern wildernesses of Okefenokee Swamp and Osceola National Forest. Together Okefenokee, Osceola, and Pinhook form the largest expanse of protected wildland east of the Mississippi River. In Pinhook, Janisse Ray takes us into the heart of the swamp -- its need for restoration and the human desire for wholeness and wildness in our lives and landscapes.
$12.00 plus USPS postage $2.41
Also available online as an e-book.
Moody Forest
Wildfire Press, 2007.
For over a century an extraordinary family resists modern life and protects a forest, despite daunting odds. Around them, the world changes. Then the last owner dies and the property is up for grabs. Here is the story of a miraculous effort to save a forest, told by the people who love it.
This anthology of writers, biologists, and neighbors includes contributions by Rick Bass, Susan Cerulean, Todd Engstrom, Milton N. Hopkins, Bruce Means, Leon Neel, Celestine Sibley, Frankie Snow, and Charles Wharton. Photos and drawings by Raven Waters.
$12.00 plus USPS postage $2.41
Now available on Amazon as a Kindle ebook.
Wildfire Press, 2007.
For over a century an extraordinary family resists modern life and protects a forest, despite daunting odds. Around them, the world changes. Then the last owner dies and the property is up for grabs. Here is the story of a miraculous effort to save a forest, told by the people who love it.
This anthology of writers, biologists, and neighbors includes contributions by Rick Bass, Susan Cerulean, Todd Engstrom, Milton N. Hopkins, Bruce Means, Leon Neel, Celestine Sibley, Frankie Snow, and Charles Wharton. Photos and drawings by Raven Waters.
$12.00 plus USPS postage $2.41
Now available on Amazon as a Kindle ebook.
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