Stafford, Fiona “The Long, Long Life of Trees” (Yale University Press 2016)

Trees seem to speak a universal language of form, but they are rooted in local regions with their own soil,…

Baker, Jo. “The Body Lies” (Knopf 2019 )

All these female bodies in flux. Dying and decaying, awakening and transforming, washed by floods, ballooning, returning to the womb.…

Baker, Jo “A Country Road, A Tree” (Vintage 2016)

‘There’s still the oldest and best reason. Even in war, even in any circumstances, really. That still applies.’ ‘What’s that…

Cronon, William, “The Trouble with Wilderness or, Getting Back to the Wrong Nature”, Uncommon Ground: Toward Reinventing Nature ed. William Cronon, (W.W. Norton 1995)

Wilderness is the place where, symbolically at least, we try to withhold our power to dominate.