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The Woods-Rider - Journey through the American Wild West Frontier - cover

The Woods-Rider - Journey through the American Wild West Frontier

Frank Lillie Pollock

Casa editrice: Good Press

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In "The Woods-Rider," Frank Lillie Pollock crafts a rich tapestry of wilderness adventure and introspective exploration, drawing readers into a world where nature serves as a backdrop for profound human experiences. The novel intertwines vivid descriptions of the Canadian landscape with an engaging narrative style, characterized by flowing prose that resonates with the immediacy of the protagonist's journey. Pollock'Äôs work reflects the early 20th-century literary movement toward naturalism, emphasizing the interconnectedness of man and the wild while probing into themes of solitude, reflection, and the innate allure of the untouched forest. Frank Lillie Pollock, an author imbued with a deep appreciation for the Canadian wilderness, spent his life immersed in the natural world. His background in natural sciences and his extensive travels throughout Canada undoubtedly shaped his perspective and deeply informed his writing. Pollock's passion for the environment and the intricate dynamics of outdoor life illuminate his prose, providing a unique lens through which to view the intimate relationship between humans and nature. I highly recommend "The Woods-Rider" to readers seeking an evocative narrative that delves into both the beauty and ferocity of untamed landscapes. This novel not only entertains but also provokes contemplation about one'Äôs place within the natural world, making it a resonant read for lovers of adventure, philosophy, and the great outdoors.
Disponibile da: 21/08/2022.
Lunghezza di stampa: 176 pagine.

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