From New York Times contributing opinion writer Margaret Renkl comes an unusual

Und warum flattern manche Leute unentwegt

drawn from the archive of the Canadian Centre for Architecture

Ehrlich captures the incredible beauty and demanding harshness of natural forces in these remote reaches of the West

poetisch oder wissenschaftlich: ein Plädoyer für eine humanistische Ökologie

Stranger in the Mask of a Deer Christoph Schäfer From New York Times contributingStranger in the Mask of a Deer conjures an elemental, dreamlike narrative ranging from the present to the Late Upper Palaeolithic, when the British peninsula was gradually reoccupied by humans and animals returning from the greater continent after the Ice Age. Richard Skelton began this book length poem many years ago with the intention of exploring the history of Britains landscape, only for the text to transform into a kind of literary seance,