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"A
new take on the Southwest . . . like a breath of fresh air . . .
kept me enthralled from cover to cover. . . . This is a book that
. . . campers and hikers may want to keep under the front seat of
their SUV, the next time they head off looking for adventure in
the western states.
The book is a steal at $24.95 and it reminded me of why I moved
to the Southwest in the first place, and as I read it, I resolved
to do more camping and hiking, and less staying-at-home."
Gaye Brown de Alvarez, THE INDEPENDENT, Gallup, NM
".
. . a visual delight and an encyclopedic treasure, even for veteran
desert dwellers accustomed to first-rate natural histories and Arizona
Highways photography.¼ Written, photographed, and published by Tucson
ecologist Thomas Wiewandt, this is a labor of love that took more
than 12 years to produce.¼ And the quality shows."
Lee Allen, TUCSON WEEKLY
THE
SOUTHWEST INSIDE OUT . . . not only manages to look different [from
the plethora of photographic books about the Southwest], it invites
the reader to linger over it, read the copy, search photos for hidden
details, return to a page already read. . . . The authors have a pleasing
knack for presenting surprising information that is automatically
informative. . . . useful to travelers, and, most of all, a stunning
visual delight.
Martin Naparsteck, THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE
.
. . a stunning new book that tackles the American Southwest with an
all-in-one approach. On the surface, an overview of the southwestern
landscape, the book also incorporates travel tips, legends, history,
prehistory, ecology, and geology in an enticing blend that is always
interesting, always eye-catching.
Hazel Wheaton, LAPIDARY JOURNAL
Useful
for the student as well as the tourist, this illustrated guide is
highly recommended for all public libraries.
LIBRARY JOURNAL
Breathtaking
in scope while meticulous in detail, this book delivers on many levels.
Whether you are a geologist, photographer, or curious traveler, this
stunning collection of words, photographs, and illustrations is a
delightful surprise that educates and entertains.
Art Wolfe, photographer and author of more than forty books
on natural history
In
a labor of love, the authors have created a beautifully produced book
of superb photos and engaging description that reveals the authentic
and exciting story of the Southwest landscape. It will open your eyes
to the wonders of this region.
William
K. Hartmann, planetary scientist; author of
The History of Earth
Desert Heart: Chronicles of the
Sonoran Desert
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