A Million Acres: Montana Writers Reflect on Land and Open Space

by Graff, Keir

Description

Montana's stunning landscape shapes all who live here and all who visit.

In twenty powerful pieces of writing--essays, memoirs, short stories--the state's finest contemporary writers explore the plains, rivers, and mountains of Big Sky Country. They show us how natural beauty and hardship are two sides of the same coin, and how sometimes the only way to cure heartache is to visit the great outdoors.

From a hardscrabble upbringing to the pain of losing the family land, from death on a river to the awe of landing a big fish, from backcountry encounters with grizzly bears to an out-of-stater's happiness at making Montana her home, A Million Acres offers a wonderfully diverse range of experiences and perspectives. Framing these words are twenty-eight breathtaking photographs that render these open spaces in gorgeous color.

Come to Montana: in words, in pictures, in person. And see what makes the Last Best Place worth saving.

Contributors are:

Rick Bass

Maile Meloy

Carrie La Seur

Joe Wilkins

Jim Robbins

Gwen Florio

Jamie Harrison

Sterling HolyWhiteMountain

Janet Skeslien Charles

Maxim Loskutoff

Christine Carbo

James Grady

Alexis Bonogofsky

Russell Rowland

Caroline Patterson

Keir Graff

Eric Heidle

LeDoux Hansen

Antonia Malchik

Allen Morris Jones

Author(s):	Graff, Keir
Format:	Hardcover
ISBN-10:	1606391216
Language:	English
Number of Pages:	160
Publication Date:	2019-10-15
Publisher:	Riverbend
Weight:	2.45 Pounds