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Desert Solitaire
Edward Abbey
James Mustich
Written in the middle of the 1960s, yet composed largely from journals kept a decade earlier during the author’s summers as a backcountry ranger at the Arches National Monument (“among,” as he puts it, “the hoodoo rocks and voodoo silence of the Utah wilderness”), Desert Solitaire evokes the paradox...show more
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When Breath Becomes Air
Paul Kalanithi
I'm not very good at crying. This book made me feel like a professional at it. It's sad. But unlike an empty sadness that is best avoided, it's a fulfilling sadness that is best embraced.