Description

Michael Pollan's unparalleled capability to pull lines of relationship between our daily activities- whether eating, garden, or making-and the natural world hasbeen the foundation for the most popular success of his several works of nonfiction, such as the style-defining best-sellers The Omnivore's Dilemma and In Defense of Food. With this updated version of his earlier book A Location of My Own, visitors may review the motivated, clever, and often amusing tale of Pollanis conclusion of the space of his own-a little, wood hut, his "protection for daydreams"-constructed with his undoubtedly unhandy fingers. Impressed by both Thoreau and Mr. Blandings, A Location of My Very Own not just functions to share the meaning and real history of individual building, additionally, it represents the contacts between our thoughts, our anatomical bodies, and the organic world.