A new review of my Yosemite book appears on Amazon, written
by nature writer, Lisa Knopp, who lives in Nebraska and is the author of What
the River Carries: Encounters with the Mississippi, Missouri, and Platte (University of Missouri Press, 2012).
I’m back from hiking in the Beartooth Mountains and giving a
reading at the book store in Red Lodge, Montana. Recently I gave a book reading at the Peoria Public Library
and talked to the Sierra Club about Yosemite and ecology. I also bounced up to Wisconsin to give
a presentation on poetry at the Southeast Wisconsin Festival of Books at the
University of Wisconsin-Waukesha.
And a recommendation from Marty Olney in California:
"I've just finished reading our friend Mark Liebenow's
book Mountains of Light: Seasons of Reflection in Yosemite. Read it. Buy it for a friend (which I'm about to
do). Read it in your book group. Devote a church study group to it. I think
this review from the book cover says it best: "This is a book of a hero's
journey--of a journey deep into the wilderness of our hearts among the wild
flowing rivers we try to navigate in the face of pain, the glacial movement of
recovering from tragic loss. It's about how when we listen to the gifts of
nature we can find deep spiritual power; we can find grace. This is a beautiful
book." It is indeed beautiful."
As you read Mountains of Light, if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to write.
thanks, Mark
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