H. D. Thoreau, a Writer's JournalLaurence Stapleton DIVTimeless observations on the craft of writing, taken from Thoreau’s journals—conditions required, method of creation, ideals and purpose of his art, etc. Also, experiments in style which culminated in Thoreau’s classic Walden. Foreword. Introduction. Selected Bibliography. Index. /div |
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