The people of Concord
9781555914691
256 pages
Fulcrum Publishing
Overview
An armchair visit to the year 1846 in Concord, Massachusetts, the "Athens of America" and home to Emerson, Hawthorne, Thoreau, and other seminal thinkers.Author Bio
Paul Brooks was editor-in-chief at Houghton Mifflin for twenty years. He was the editor of the Roger Tory Peterson Field Guides and of Rachel Carson's Silent Spring. He received the John Muir Medal, the top national award given by the Sierra Club, for his environmental efforts and the Hal Borland Award of the Audobon Society. Mr. Brook's books include Roadless Area (winner of the John Burroughs Medal), Speaking for Nature, The View from Lincoln Hill,and The House of Life: Rachel Carson at Work.
