“Something will have gone out of us as a people if we ever let the remaining wilderness be destroyed ... so that never again can we have the chance to see ourselves single, separate, vertical and individual in the world, part of the environment of trees and rocks and soil, part of the natural world and competent to belong in it.”
Quote by Wallace Stegner
Work
The Selected Letters of Wallace Stegner
This book offers a rare glimpse into the personal correspondence of Wallace Stegner, providing readers with a deeper understanding of his thoughts, experiences, and interactions with others throughout his life. The letters span a significant portion of his career, offering a unique perspective on his development as a writer and his contributions to American literature. more
Author
Wallace Stegner
Wallace Stegner was an influential American historian known for his extensive research on the history of the American West. His works not only documented the pioneering journey of the American West but also profoundly reflected the relationship between humans and nature. Stegner's writing style was unique and his language beautiful, which won him great popularity among readers. more
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