God Is An Octopus: Loss, Love and a Calling to Nature
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781399408363
ISBN-10: 1399408364
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.18 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Wildlife
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1399408364
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.18 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Wildlife
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
His story reveals how, when we embrace and nurture it, nature can heal and soothe our deepest wounds and help us live with the unanswerable questions that torment us in our darkest moments.
Notă biografică
Ben Goldsmith is a British environmentalist and financier. Ben is a leading light in the rewilding movement in Britain and Europe, as well as a pioneer of green investment. Ben and his wife are rewilding their farm in Somerset, and Ben has helped to establish a number of environmental initiatives, including the Environmental Funders' Network, the Conservative Environment Network, Rewilding Britain, Beaver Trust, and the Conservation Collective, a global network of locally focused environmental foundations. Ben was a Director at DEFRA for five years, successfully advocating for a series of ground-breaking environmental restoration policies during his tenure, including the new Environmental Land Management scheme, the Nature for Climate Fund and the Species Reintroductions task force.The Iris Project was established by Ben Goldsmith and Kate Rothschild in partnership with the Global Greengrants Fund in loving memory of their daughter, Iris Goldsmith, a young environmentalist who loved the natural world. @bengoldsmith
Cuprins
PrologueChapter One: GoneChapter Two: Grief Chapter Three: PondChapter Four: Autumn Chapter Five: Medium Chapter Six: Early Me Chapter Seven: Circle Chapter Eight: CaledoniaChapter Nine: Wilding Chapter Ten: BeaversChapter Eleven: LevelsChapter Twelve: BustardsChapter Thirteen: AnniversaryChapter Fourteen: HealingEpilogueAcknowledgementsReferences PermissionsIndex
Recenzii
From the deepest sorrow, the highest hope. Intensely readable, poetic, truthful, wise and wonderful, this will live with me for a very long time.
An event of unimaginable trauma is transformed into a message of beauty and optimism through Ben's passion for nature, which acts as his nurse, teacher and redeemer.
Stunningly beautiful, immensely sad, immensely uplifting, this is a book of grief and joy and wonder and renewal.
An extraordinarily powerful and moving journey through the darkest of griefs to the enduring love, hope and renewal of the natural world. A book of universal wisdom.
A brilliant new book. heartbreaking.
Beautiful and deeply moving, this will resonate with and inspire so many people.
Extraordinary.
Goldsmith has written an extraordinary book, God is an Octopus, about his journey through grief and his exploration of the afterlife.
Ben chronicles the unfathomable tragedy of his daughter's death with the profound love and compassion of a bereft parent.
An ambitious blend of memoir, nature diary and search for the meaning of life, the universe and everything ... [God is an Octopus] powerfully communicates the capacity of nature to rebound.
[Ben] does a quite astonishing job. finding incredible meaning in Iris's short life and the connection with nature he experienced after her sudden death.
A heartbreaking yet ultimately inspiring memoir of the personal spiritual odyssey.
A compelling journey from the very heart of loss to the sanctuary and hope that only the natural world provides - emotive, raw and captivating.
A tribute not just to a lost child but also to nature's regenerative power.
A meandering pathway through the thickets of grief ... this is a devastating book, unflinching, but written with lyricism.
Simply the most powerful and profound words I've ever read on grief... I clung to every sentence like a limpet hoping that time would slow down so I could digest and remember every word.
Remarkable memoir. This book will bring comfort and hope to anyone experiencing grief.
A heartbreaking book, but also an uplifting book which solaces the heart.
[A] moving account of how reconnecting with nature helped [Goldsmith] rebuild a capacity for joy.
In this very moving memoir, the leading rewilder and green investor bares his soul to let us into the darkest moments of his most private grief . His themes of loss, love and recovery are universal, the story beautifully told.
[Goldsmith's] personal experiences and thoughts feel vividly real to the reader ... An extraordinarily powerful, optimistic and wise read.
[An] engaging book, part memoir, part ecological tract
A very moving book . [It] tore at my heart, as it will yours, but it'll also make you feel better and more hopeful.
[A] haunting meditation on grief and nature.
An event of unimaginable trauma is transformed into a message of beauty and optimism through Ben's passion for nature, which acts as his nurse, teacher and redeemer.
Stunningly beautiful, immensely sad, immensely uplifting, this is a book of grief and joy and wonder and renewal.
An extraordinarily powerful and moving journey through the darkest of griefs to the enduring love, hope and renewal of the natural world. A book of universal wisdom.
A brilliant new book. heartbreaking.
Beautiful and deeply moving, this will resonate with and inspire so many people.
Extraordinary.
Goldsmith has written an extraordinary book, God is an Octopus, about his journey through grief and his exploration of the afterlife.
Ben chronicles the unfathomable tragedy of his daughter's death with the profound love and compassion of a bereft parent.
An ambitious blend of memoir, nature diary and search for the meaning of life, the universe and everything ... [God is an Octopus] powerfully communicates the capacity of nature to rebound.
[Ben] does a quite astonishing job. finding incredible meaning in Iris's short life and the connection with nature he experienced after her sudden death.
A heartbreaking yet ultimately inspiring memoir of the personal spiritual odyssey.
A compelling journey from the very heart of loss to the sanctuary and hope that only the natural world provides - emotive, raw and captivating.
A tribute not just to a lost child but also to nature's regenerative power.
A meandering pathway through the thickets of grief ... this is a devastating book, unflinching, but written with lyricism.
Simply the most powerful and profound words I've ever read on grief... I clung to every sentence like a limpet hoping that time would slow down so I could digest and remember every word.
Remarkable memoir. This book will bring comfort and hope to anyone experiencing grief.
A heartbreaking book, but also an uplifting book which solaces the heart.
[A] moving account of how reconnecting with nature helped [Goldsmith] rebuild a capacity for joy.
In this very moving memoir, the leading rewilder and green investor bares his soul to let us into the darkest moments of his most private grief . His themes of loss, love and recovery are universal, the story beautifully told.
[Goldsmith's] personal experiences and thoughts feel vividly real to the reader ... An extraordinarily powerful, optimistic and wise read.
[An] engaging book, part memoir, part ecological tract
A very moving book . [It] tore at my heart, as it will yours, but it'll also make you feel better and more hopeful.
[A] haunting meditation on grief and nature.