Praise for Intimate Landscape
When we say, ‘get to the heart of things,’ we mean revealing what is most important. This beautiful book dives right to the heart of what’s important about our relationship to place and to each other: love, patience, adaptability, seeing the details, glorying in the whole—taking the time to be. To be open to every moment of every day. To be in love with life: imperfect, perilous, painful, shimmering, dazzling, full of joy. This book is a gift. Truly.
Susan Tweit, Author of Walking Nature Home
Move over Gerard Manly Hopkins and Mary Oliver to make a seat for Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer. She, too, is noticing the world and giving it sound, listening in both directions. The collaboration of image and language flows naturally, each to each.
Joan Logghe, Author of Rice and Blessed Resistance
