THESE FIFTEEN Stories ARE LINKED BY WATER AND WATER PEOPLE.
Rimbeaux, best-selling author, adventurer, and whitewater guide. - B.
C. - Julian Hoffman, author of The Small Heart of Things
Lawton enchants the reader with emotional honesty and an intensity that infuses her Stories with the beauty of the natural world.
But as part of the wondrous and fragile web made possible by water, it is also a beautiful meditation on the human heart and our essential connections to each other. - PAGE LAMBERT, author, In Search of Kinship and Shifting Stars A powerful collection of Stories about connections to the wild and necessary land, rivers, and creatures around us.
Breathe in the spirit of each new place.
Lawton\'s beautifully rendered and accessible Stories make you want to move quickly from beginning to end, but I urge you-savor the journey.
Lawton knows water from the inside out, having guided on it, swum and sailed and rowed and paddled it, and written about it from her unique perspective for decades. [This] is an unforgettable journey on our most beloved element in all its liquid beauty, strength, and potential for violence. . .
As ROGER REAL DROUIN, author of No Other Way, wrote about this collection: Rivers, oceans, and ephemeral washes are not just settings in Lawton\'s stories, they\'re vessels for transformation .
PHAM, author, Eaves of Heaven: A Life in Three Wars and Catfish and Mandala Published for limited distribution in 2014 as Steelies and Other Endangered Species: Stories on Water by Little Curlew Press (2014), What I Never Told You: Stories has been revised and updated by Wavegirl Books (2022). - ANDREW X.
Simply one of the best collections I\'ve read in years. the surreal depth becomes within reach. . .
In these stories, Lawton\'s fluid prose flows like her beloved river .
THESE FIFTEEN Stories ARE LINKED BY WATER AND WATER PEOPLE
